| 31. | The bright star you see in the southeast, twinkling and sparkling with a bluish-red incandescence, is Sirius.
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| 32. | The company changed its name in 1918 to become " Manufacture de lampes ?incandescence, la Fran�aise ".
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| 33. | This energy heats the air, promptly ionizing it to incandescence and causing a roughly spherical fireball to form within microseconds.
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| 34. | The energy released by the shock wave is enough to compression heat the air into incandescence, creating a second fireball.
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| 35. | The surfaces of small meteorites are heated to incandescence by their passage through the atmosphere, but friction quickly slows them down.
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| 36. | Paul Marantz and Jules Fisher, the lighting designers, deserve equal credit for rejuvenating spaces that could not exist without incandescence.
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| 37. | Whoever says tennis is dead or dying or dormant should bask in the incandescence of the Hingis drop shot, the Hingis quip.
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| 38. | He's tall and thin as a toothpick, his beard and hair shining in a sort of permanent state of incandescence.
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| 39. | Referring to a film about Carmen Amaya, he noted that it transmitted the " incandescence " of that flamenco star.
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| 40. | The flash occurs because the air in the discharge channel is heated to such a high temperature that it emits light by incandescence.
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