How To Use Scintilla In A Sentence
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the substance scintillated sparks and flashes
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It's called a scintillation counter, and it's been specially adapted for this search.
CNN Transcript Nov 30, 2006
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The new scintillating bolometer has performed excellently, proving its viability as a detector in experiments to look for dark matter, and also as a gamma spectrometer a device that measures this type of radiation to monitor background radiation in these experiments", says García Abancéns.
A Prototype Detector for Dark Matter in the Milky Way | Universe Today
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His important poems were mostly published at this time, in 1650 and 1655, in the collection which he named 'Silex Scintillans' (The Flaming Flint), a title explained by the frontispiece, which represents a flinty heart glowing under the lightning stroke of God's call.
A History of English Literature
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Propè ad vallis medium sub vna rupium, apparet omni tempore visibiliter integrum ac maximum caput daemonis vsque ad humeros tantùm, cuius speciem præ horrore nullus pleno intuitu humanus audet diu oculus sustinere: nam respicientes contrà aspicit truculentèr, agitans oculos minacitèr, tanquam ex palpebris eiecturus (quæ et scintillant) flammas in altum.
The Voyages and Travels of Sir John Mandeville
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scintillant mica
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Statistics on unemployment levels hardly make for scintillating reading.
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Of the passive devices, the charcoal canisters and charcoal liquid scintillation detectors are typically used for short-term tests.
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In places it is punctured by bollards and peeled back to form benches, revealing glazed voids packed with multi-coloured fluorescent tubes that scintillate seductively with kaleidoscopic light.
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There was a time when only a section of the women population were addicted to the novelettes churned out by several scintillating weeklies.
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Apart from squandering the resources of a prodigiously gifted cast, the film's greatest shortcoming must be its inability to generate the merest scintilla of dramatic tension around its central narrative thread.
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It was a scintillating partnership that wowed the crowd and their teammates, who huddled together on the dressing room balcony to witness a stellar batting exhibition.
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You'll also appreciate how water is Sydney's greatest asset, making the city scintillate and dazzle.
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Set to Rossini's titular score, it chivvies and inspires its dancers to delicious extremes of virtuosity, extravagantly sustained poses, scintillating footwork and wicked speeds.
This week's new dance
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So far, so predictable, but its huge flanks are encased in a delicately ribbed translucent skin that scintillates arrestingly with both natural and artificial light.
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I have a fragment of their plaster postiche copying the close-grained Egyptian granite; the oily lustre of the quartz is so fresh and the peculiar structure of the rock, with its mica scintillations, so admirably rendered as to deceive, after two thousand years, the eye of a trained mineralogist.]
Old Calabria
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Performance after scintillating performance emitted from audiences enormous peals of laughter, convulsions and from one patron in particular - very, very audible heaving.
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In years past Mother never exhibited a scintilla of tolerance for insects, going to extreme and toxic measures to keep them from gaining entrance to her domicile.
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He never caused a scintilla of trouble at any of the dog-friendly hotels and motels we visited.
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Concerts are held here on summer evenings, with the room scintillating to the light of two thousand reflected candles.
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You could say he's a shining example, except le Carré's point is that while Smiley's powers scintillate, he's practically a cipher when he's not putting those talents to work.
David Finkle: First Nighter: Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, Alec Guinness Spectacular on DVD
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The technical term is "scintillation," connoting minimal signification, the minutest re-marking that makes a wink of a photon.
'Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star' as an Ambient Poem; a Study of a Dialectical Image; with Some Remarks on Coleridge and Wordsworth
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Since I’m on a bit of a word-coining jag of late, I should note that the scintillating Laure has improved upon my tag for a literary phenomenon I’d long dubbed “Paul Auster Syndrome,” offering the far more concise Austerism.
Austerism
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Not-Laura was proud to have planted "a skin-tella of doubt," though she probably meant "scintilla," but had no concept of how to pronounce the word.
Tallulah Morehead: Survivor Samoa: "The Lord Frickin' Provides!"
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In victory, they must hold on to at least a scintilla of humility, lest they get too cocky - and ripe for a takedown.
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Pizzarelli and Wilkins will reunite at the restaurant Bella Luna , where scintillating guitar is on the menu next to scungilli.
Teeming Trumpets, Jam Sessions
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the scintillating stars
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So hot were their moves that the crowd rewarded a truly scintillating performance with the highest accolade, a standing ovation.
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Development of various types of nonphotographic scintillation chambers
Georges Charpak - Curriculum Vitae
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The constellations wheel around us, ribbons of nebula drift into view, scintillate and are left behind.
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As one rushee group leaves and one arrives, the current sisters will cursorily vote on the girls based on their scintillating five minute conversation.
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And there's only so much waspish, scintillating badinage with Stereophonics one can take.
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The dragon shattered into the shadows as the scintillation of explosive elemental forces raced out and away from the impact.
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It is continuing the six-stringed scintillation that originated on the band's first effort.
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Regardless of the choreography, staging, costumes, lighting and music that are woven together to create the most scintillating renderings of the moving human form, one fact still remains.
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Inspired by Degas's Impressionist paintings of Paris Opera Ballet, Wheeldon's overall vision affords a scintillating twist to Lev Ivanov's movement without sacrificing the ballet's original appeal.
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As disseminated in America since the First World War, the term 'musicology' [1] borrows directly from musicologie, coined by the French during the last third of the nineteenth century as a less-than-scintillating translation of the more encompassing German Musikwissenschaft.
A Musicological Offering
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Chrismus!" rang from the roof, scintillating with calcspar;
'way Down In Lonesome Cove 1895
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On Fair Isle ten years later, at the other end of my childhood, there was another ring ouzel in transit from one of its places and going to another, but stopping briefly alongside me, once again casting its scintillating thread.
A Year on the Wing
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Regarding your high class comment about me in your May 19, 2004 posting, why don't you have a scintilla of honesty and print the attached story from the Boston Globe which sets the record straight.
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He says there is "not a scintilla of evidence" to link him to any controversy.
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The sensing element of a scintillation counter is a fluor, a substance capable of converting radiation energy to light energy.
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He has proven himself a prodigious master of the qanun, an 81-string Arabic zither, his dexterous plucking unlocking the instrument's potential to scintillate and shine.
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A scintillating conversation
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CBF imaging is based on the scintillation detection of the rates in which inert freely diffusible radioisotopes e.g., krypton 85, 133xenon are cleared from the brain following intracarotid injection or inhalation.
The Neuropsychiatric Guide to Modern Everyday Psychiatry
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Quickening his stride, he outsprinted Able Prince, with Scintillation nearly two lengths behind in third.
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Even as the excitement could sink in, Samba dancers, flown in all the way from Rio de Janeiro, pepped up the mood with a flashy and scintillating performance, wiggling every inch of their bodies.
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The expanded orchestra, with added bass trumpet, contra bass trombone, special Wagner tubas and five harps which give this work its distinctive timbre, at turns scintillating and louring, played with admirable finesse.
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Free carnitine was converted to C acetyl carnitine and measured in a scintillation counter.
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Earle's tender voice soars and the delicate songwriting scintillates.
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a play full of scintillating dialogue.
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These people are hanging on my every word because I am scintillating, and because listening to me is an Improving Experience for them.
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In the case of radium, I want to know who had the skills to prepare radium sources, brush the mixture of alcohol and zinc sulfide from the small rectangular glasses used for scintillation counting, read the photographic plates of emulsions, set up apparatus for experimental work, analyze radium samples, define radium doses for medical use, and perform experiments.
Trafficking Materials and Gendered Experimental Practices: Radium Research in Early 20th Century Vienna
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The intensity and the energy of the ion beams on the target micropositioning stage or after the beam has penetrated the target are measured with a plastic scintillator.
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These experimenters use scintillators with a lot of pure NaI (Tl); future projects should be based on Xenon, with added amounts of Xe 129 and Xe 136.
The Reference Frame
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The country music star is all butterflies and Jesus love onstage, but this scintillating Facebook quiz of a listicle is a cry for help from a cold, lonely prison.
Gawker
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His orbs were scintillant with reflected luminosity, while his submaxillary dermal indentations gave every evidence of engaging amiability.
Vampishone Diary Entry
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It is a creation of his old age but the scintillating youthful spirit with which it sparkles inclines one to believe that the grand old man was reliving his lost youth through this romantic rhapsody of a story.
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His passage work was sheer scintillation, yet the gravity of the piece came out for all the deliciousness of wit.
Times, Sunday Times
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Propè ad vallis medium sub vna rupium, apparet omni tempore visibiliter integrum ac maximum caput daemonis vsque ad humeros tantùm, cuius speciem præ horrore nullus pleno intuitu humanus audet diu oculus sustinere: nam respicientes contrà aspicit truculentèr, agitans oculos minacitèr, tanquam ex palpebris eiecturus (quæ et scintillant) flammas in altum.
The Voyages and Travels of Sir John Mandeville
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While it was perfectly legitimate for the society to criticise the treatment choice there was not a scintilla of evidence to support their claim.
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Finally, several of the persons mentioned must act as counters in scintillation observations when the ordinary disintegration apparatus or the mass spectrographs are used. 170
Trafficking Materials and Gendered Experimental Practices: Radium Research in Early 20th Century Vienna
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People may disagree on how deep / shallow it really is, but the scintillating buzz is pretty undeniable.
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The HPLC instrument consisted of Rheodyne rotary valve which was equipped with a 100 ml loop, in order to collect sufficient eluate from the column for scintillation studies.
Chapter 7
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scintillating wit
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Every kind of scintillation flashed from the gem-incrusted dishes.
Salammbo
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His visceral, furious response to 9/11, like my own, had not a scintilla of inauthenticity about it.
Times, Sunday Times
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There can be surely not a scintilla of doubt that the whole grisly situation is the very quintessence of irresponsibility.
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But things that scintillate are prone to burn out.
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I loved to hold its face close to mine in the dark and watch the scintillations produced every time a radium nucleus decayed.
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We had a C & W band, a square dancing group and a club of Texas line dancers who gave us scintillating demonstration with volunteers from the audience taking lessons and having a ball in both the line dancing and squares.
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There was not a scintilla of substance in the reports as far as she knew.
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Apart from squandering the resources of a prodigiously gifted cast, the film's greatest shortcoming must be its inability to generate the merest scintilla of dramatic tension around its central narrative thread.
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Its glassy surface gently scintillating with a myriad of colours, the monocle seemed to hold unfathomable power within its relatively small size.
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My main symptoms are rapid onset aura with teichopsia, fortification spectra, unilateral temporal hemianopia and scintillating scotoma, in varying degrees of influence.
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A scintilla of reasonable doubt might be expected about the efficacy and justice of a punishment now rejected by 71 countries.
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He flicked glances hither and yon, allowed a scintilla of approval to flit across his face and said, `You've got him home?
DEATH OF A NYMPH
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Chadwick's careful surveillance, 25 and he eventually assigned specific research projects to them after a short introductory course which included training in scintillation counting.
Trafficking Materials and Gendered Experimental Practices: Radium Research in Early 20th Century Vienna
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Well, Larry, but it seems to be a scintilla of hope.
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Those who are fans of great barnstorming piano works will most definitely warm to this disc which is expertly annotated and scintillatingly interpreted from first note to last.
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Making a life insurance narrative scintillating as well as informative is, at the very least, a challenge, yet this author succeeds extraordinarily well on both scores.
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The passive device group includes alpha track detectors, charcoal canisters, charcoal liquid scintillation detectors, and electret ion chambers.
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Celestial and August: a vase imitating the substance of ore-rock, all aflame with pyritic scintillation, -- a shape of glittering splendor with chameleons sprawling over it; chameleons of porcelain that shifted color as often as the beholder changed his position.
Some Chinese Ghosts
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And farther, that that motion, whereby the fire worketh, is dilatation, and contraction of itself alternately, commonly called scintillation or glowing, is manifest also by experience.
The Elements of Law Natural and Politic
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Yesterday's term was scintilla, which is defined as:
Define That Term #49
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Cilea's alternately swooning, scintillating and thundering score does much to ennoble the overwrought claptrap of the opera's libretto.
Review: Washington Concert Opera's 'Adriana Lecouvreur' at Lisner Auditorium
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Cuisine and culture found its finest expression at the famed soirées of Versailles, a vision of ornate carriages, gossamer fabrics and scintillating jewels.
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Some of these approximate perfect round beads, creating scintillating effects in deflecting light rays.
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Why do we buy into such hype, when everyone with a scintilla of intelligence understand there's no relationship between box office gross and motion picture quality?
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Plastic scintillators, placed between the bricks, are needed to produce a flash of light upon absorption of an ionizing particle, specifically, neutrino.
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Smitten by the omnific hand from the fair fields of the paradise of God, hear him cry as he flies like a mighty scintillating spark struck off from its native sun, as Milton describes:
Autobiography, sermons, addresses, and essays of Bishop L. H. Holsey, D. D.,
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Beyond the apartment blocks he saw the sea, dark blue, scintillating, busy with freighters.
COUP D'ETAT
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The angular correlation between the successive K-conversion electrons from the de-excitation of 4.4-hourBr has been investigated, using anthracene scintillation spectrometers in conjunction with coincidence single-channel kicksorters.
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The researchers from the University of Zaragoza (UNIZAR) and the Institut d'Astrophysique Spatiale (IAS, in France), made assumptions about the nature of dark matter based on theoretical studies, and developed device called a "scintillating bolometer" to detect the result of interaction of dark matter with material inside the detector.
A Prototype Detector for Dark Matter in the Milky Way | Universe Today
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He is quick to reassure: his twin rejoinders could scarcely be more tender, his cadential harmonies more ravishing, or the intervening scintillating cascade more bewitching.
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After washing with ethanol and drying, the amount of incorporated label was determined by scintillation counting.
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What scintilla of evidence is there that our evildoing enemies are currently pursuing, or ever have been, a strategy of menial labour infiltration?
London Olympics security panics deserve their place in the Sun | Marina Hyde
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The script doesn't break new ground, or scintillate with New Yorker wit.
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The process involved the tiresome task of the chemical separation of the element, its purification, and the final concentration on a small surface. 92 Since polonium did not emit beta particles that usually interfered in scintillation counting, its use as a radioactive source was most advantageous.
Trafficking Materials and Gendered Experimental Practices: Radium Research in Early 20th Century Vienna
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Maybe for a scintilla of time that is correct, but there is no reason to suppose in theory that the common law did not impose itself immediately in place of the system of enforcement which was theretofore available.
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Although he does not cite this particular passage, the author fills his book with similar examples for his scintillating exegesis.
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The scintillating bolometer is currently at the Orsay University Centre in France, where the team is working to optimise the device's light gathering, and carrying out trials with other BGO crystals.
A Prototype Detector for Dark Matter in the Milky Way | Universe Today
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Where on earth can I find an iridescent diamond; without a scintillating shine.
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It consists of a 13 meters in diameter weather balloon filled with about a kiloton of liquid scintillator, a chemical soup that emits flashes of light when an incoming anti-neutrino collides with a proton.
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Mahela Jayawardene and Ian Bell have both produced a series of scintillating innings, the former in the limited overs game, Bell in Tests, when their combination of Gene Kelly footwork, Pinball-Wizard supple wrists and gorgeous timing have given us a glimpse of an age before athleticism, doggedness and beefy bats predominated.
VVS Laxman is the latest standard bearer for the Golden Age
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Each appropriate region was scraped individually and radioactivity was determined in a scintillation counter.
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He was working on a method for identifying quasars through a discovery in the mid 1960s that quasars scintillate (fluctuate in detected intensity of their radio emissions) more than less compact radio sources.
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Polyethylene scintillation vials (2.5 cm in diameter and 6 cm in height) with a screw lid were used to create pitfall traps.
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None of them showed a scintilla of professional rivalry.
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Likewise, the musical accompaniment shall no doubt be equally scintillating and substantial.
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He does occasionally handcuff me (if such things scintillate you) to his life-sized, diapered replica of Roman Polanski, though.
RUTH REICHL LIKES HER MIDTOWN LUNCHES HOT! | Midtown Lunch - Finding Lunch in the Food Wasteland of NYC's Midtown Manhattan
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Now, there's been not a scintilla of evidence for that.
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Science with Mr Long, I can officially report, is most certainly NOT one of the most scintillating experiences you will ever encounter.
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a play full of scintillating dialogue
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She was even taught how to brush the mixture of alcohol and zinc sulfide from the small rectangle glasses used for scintillation counting.
Trafficking Materials and Gendered Experimental Practices: Radium Research in Early 20th Century Vienna
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He was a master of the scintillating surface, the witty musical epigram, the surprising twist.
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She has left us this bright folio of her "lightning and fragrance in one," scintillant with stardust as perhaps no other before her, certainly not in this country, none with just her celestial attachedness, or must we call it detachedness, and withal also a sublime, impertinent playfulness which makes her images dance before one like offspring of the great round sun, fooling zealously with the universes at her feet, and just beyond her eye, with a loftiness of spirit and of exquisite trivialness seconded by none.
Adventures in the Arts Informal Chapters on Painters, Vaudeville, and Poets
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The scintillation detector, in this case a crystal of sodium iodide doped with thallium, emits a number of photons in direct proportion to the amount of energy deposited in the crystal by the dark matter particle.
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It can tell that one point of light is brighter than another, that some are scintillating and some are not, but it doesn't know why.
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But generally I prefer policies that demonstrate a scintilla of common sense and financial acumen.
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Unlike other carbon-dating methods that monitor scintillations produced by radioactive decay, the TAMS method counts the actual number of carbon isotope atoms in a sample.
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Clapton was captivated by the rhythm and poignancy of: ‘One more car, one more rider,’ as the barker tried to fill the last seat in the last car before the ride started and decided to use it for this scintillating album.
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It was her, walking by the ocean, the bright shining sun outlined her scintillating body.
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The materials should still be as close as possible, optically speaking, to the original scintillator, to allow for PMT cross-talk effects such as dynode glow, etc.
Guest Post: Juan Collar on Dark Matter Detection
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What was it to her that the dead vines, climbing the grim rugged crags, were laden with tufts and corollated shapes wherever these fantasies of flowers might cling, or that the snow flashed with crystalline scintillations?
'way Down In Lonesome Cove 1895
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During a scintillating career stretching over 30 years, he played the lead in many memorable movies, some of which became classics of cinema.
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The amount of incorporated label was measured by scintillation counting.
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There are few experiences in the world as wonderful as floating on a scintillating blue sea gazing down at orange-and white striped clownfish sailing sedately over a bed of purple sea urchins.
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Few image-makers have portrayed the texture and seduction of our overlit technological landscape with such scintillating imaginative power.
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The court went on to determine that the "scintilla" test would create too much ambiguity as well.
Patent Law Blog (Patently-O)
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As the Bang on a Can All-Stars 'all-Reich program Thursday at Strathmore amply demonstrated, the composer's musical means may be minimal -- layering simple lines of rhythm, shifting a repeated fragment of melody out of phase with itself, varying the color of a relentlessly hammered chord by spotlighting individual instruments -- but the resulting textures bubble and scintillate with an engagingly "maximalist" energy.
Music review of Bang on a Can All-Stars at Strathmore Hall
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Its huge flanks are encased in a delicately ribbed translucent skin that scintillates arrestingly with both natural and artificial light.
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Nevertheless, there was an energetic, nervous, almost humorsome mobility about his mouth; while his little beady black eyes, quick, warm, scintillant, had ten times the life one would have expected to find keeping company with his fifty years.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 07, No. 40, February, 1861
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This time, the crime of mohareb has been concretized into the formal charge, for which there is not a scintilla of evidence, that Ahari is an agent of the bizarre religio-Marxist cult known as the Mojahedin-e-Khalq.
Ben S. Cohen: Iranian Human Rights Advocate Faces Execution Threat Amid Indifference
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A small, circular wave emanating from a central point. scintillate
Robert Beard’s 100 most beautiful words in English
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In the absence of anything scintillating to write today I thought I'd invite your thoughts for a caption for this splendiferous picture of my old friend Gwynneth Dunwoody.
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But what was overwhelmingly obvious about the coverage was that a terrible family tragedy was being exploited, without a scintilla of compassion for communal loss, for the sole purpose of newspaper sales.
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Photons emitted from the scintillator generate an electron-hole pair.
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Where on earth can I find an iridescent diamond; without a scintillating shine.
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She hears her bright scintillate voice echoing in the handsomely furnished sitting room.
MIDDLE AGE: A ROMANCE
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The play is a bit faded now and its dialogue unsteadily scintillating, but it still displays the suavity and sophistication that are Coward's trademarks.
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Screens of slatted walnut cast stark geometric shadows through the tall, luminous spaces, and water scintillates against stark planes of concrete and glass.
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Piano Concerto #15's opening allegro, for example, scintillates like sunlight on a choppy lake.
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What kind of jalopy, no-budg version of a scintillating NYC trend was this?
Portland Mercury
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From time to time, as if to remove some dust, he filliped with his nail the silk of the scarves spread out at full length, and they rustled with a little noise, making in the green twilight the gold spangles of their tissue scintillate like little stars.
Madame Bovary
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That's all it takes to bring you this scintillating hour.
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They contain no vestige of self-doubt, no scintilla of scientific uncertainty and more than a hint of patronage.
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Irradiations in gold, scintillations in crimson, splendors in emerald, lucidities in ultramarine -- a dazzling girandola of every tint and of every hue.
All Around the Moon
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Her colours, particularly in Romantic and French Impressionistic repertoire, were quite scintillating.
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I climb here, gazing round, above, beneath, wholly encompassed by the ocean's scene; and there I send the gods supreme oblation, scattered beyond in jeweled scintillation over the depths, disdainful and serene.
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It's just that they sound almost too well-rehearsed for this kind of repertoire: Russian passion meeting Germanic scintillation not quite equalling true jazz.
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As in so much of his work, he just can't resist adding that extra scintillating layer of life.
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Richard Holloway made a positively scintillating speech at the council's Festival bash the other night, an effort that had the entire company cheering, whistling and stamping their feet.
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The scintillating sun was already starting to descend and it was starting to get cold, giving my arms goose bumps.
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His trip back to Peru is emotionally scintillating, as are his reflections on the passage of time and the vagaries of memory.
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The large crowds which attend these lavish events in the ‘marriage season’ may be a bit talkative and restless, but always scintillate with so much feminine glamour and radiance all around.
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She allows it to just slightly graze her, severing the strand of pearls, which shower down onto the ground, and rending her garment to expose pure white skin gashed by scintillating fragments of light.
Secret History of Elizabeth Tudor, Vampire Slayer
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Finally, a brisk march-like statement expands with changing figuration and buoyant mood to a scintillating finale.
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They don't mind very much, especially as you provide such scintillating company.
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Had there been even the slightest scintilla of evidence then she would have been charged.
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Statistics on unemployment levels hardly make for scintillating reading.
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You can hardly expect scintillating conversation from a kid that age.
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The settings are splendid, sparkling, stunning and scintillating.
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15 The first scintillation counter was already constructed and Crookes proposed to call the instrument a "spinthariscope" from the Greek word spintharis — a scintillation. 16
Trafficking Materials and Gendered Experimental Practices: Radium Research in Early 20th Century Vienna
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The saber hums and scintillates with a distinct sound.
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Out go the twitching nostrils, flailing arms and sniffy declamations about a cheeky scintilla of vanilla and oodles of gunsmoke.
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If zinc sulfide were added to the mix at the dry gel stage, the resultant glassy substance should scintillate with the radiation of the waste.
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In the predawn hours, the sand just barely shimmered, giving each single grain the appearance of a crystal hidden beneath a barely transparent layer of white powder, blending to create the scintillating beach.
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Fast neutron radiography system is mainly composed by a scintillation fiber array and a scientific grade optical CCD.
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My main symptoms are rapid onset aura with teichopsia, fortification spectra, unilateral temporal hemianopia and scintillating scotoma, in varying degrees of influence.
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For example, the idea of not having to look back on your decision to go into your program of choice with regret or uncertainty seems appealing when faced with a lack of scintillating job prospects.
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The gamma camera has a large crystal detector (called a scintillation crystal).
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What a whirl, what a swirl, what a syncopating scintillation of networking, flirting and aerobic socializing this week mixes up!
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I'm really not the best at scintillating conversation on the tube in the morning.
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Still, if she did not shower these particular scintillating adjectives on her flapper-self, her life proclaimed them.
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Robert Green's handling error aside, they would not have shipped at all in Group C. Slovenia, of course, did not scintillate often as an attacking force but when they did threaten, Terry made an impression.
World Cup 2010: John Terry back at the heart of England's hopes
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Without a scintilla of regret or moral thought, your party has embraced corporate crooks, polluters and other moral rot.
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In his Anthology of the Middle State, his strong sense of tragic consciousness scintillate through the lives of poets, epitaphs and poems, telling us his internal solitude and pains.
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What has mattered in Hodgkin's art, and still does, is not simply a brilliant way with colour, although it would be hard to find many painters of the past 100 years who could out-scintillate a work such as that bedroompicture, with its chromatic suggestion of coals glowing in a blackened grate.
Howard Hodgkin - the last English romantic painter
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Each utterance was more scintillating than the last.
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The radiation intensity through the motor is determined with a scintillation counter.
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Why do people yearn so desperately to believe that there is some kind of incredible profusion of words for such things among hunter-gatherer peoples, when they have never been shown a single scintilla of quantitative evidence?
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What a match, what a turnaround and what a scintillating performance by this brave, audacious and talented Welsh team.
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Huge blocks topped and overtopped one another, only to serve as pedestals for great white masses, which blazed and scintillated in the sun like monstrous jewels.
CHAPTER 25
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She hears her bright scintillate voice echoing in the handsomely furnished sitting room.
MIDDLE AGE: A ROMANCE
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They don't extirpate every scintilla of self-doubt you've ever had.
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The weather was turning cooler but the sun was still scintillating enough to warm my skin.
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New apparatus such as scintillation counters and photographic emulsions were developed in order to detect individual particles.
Trafficking Materials and Gendered Experimental Practices: Radium Research in Early 20th Century Vienna
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Bodies hurtle, armor clanks, force fields spark, vortexes swirl, oceans roil, warriors freeze and defrost, and none of it conveys a scintilla of feeling.
'Thor': A Vehicle of Low Norsepower
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Fitzgerald finished with eight catches for 166 yards and a scintillating 29-yard catch-and-run TD on which he dove from the 3-yard line and stretched the football inside the pylon before falling out of bounds.
NFL Replay: Wild playoffs turn front-runners into has-beens
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If he and his handlers had a scintilla of good judgment, they would give up the fight and embrace her as a worthy member of the Western canon - which she is, despite what they say.
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Walking in the night air along the Bosphorus where the city light scintillated on the water, I envied the dervishes their passion, their longing and their faith.
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I looked up at the blazing sun and the scintillating blue sky to see an old rusty sign.
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The sensing element of a scintillation counter is a fluor, a substance capable of converting radiation energy to light energy.
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Jewel like the immortal does not boast of its length of scintillating point of its moment.
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Glimpses of blues, greens, reds, and umbers scintillate, emphasizing the whiteness of the gorgeously textured fields.
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As with other great conductors this young maestro senses, seizes on and communicates every scintilla of its pastoral joy, lugubrious shtetl memory, piquant nostalgia and sky-touching exhilaration, which is not to say that he slights delicacy or subtlety.
Donna Perlmutter: Dudamel Begins New Era at L.A. Philharmonic
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Half of them had clear prodromata, such as scintillating scotomas and sensitivity to odors and noise.
