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Fluorescence occurs when light is absorbed at one wavelength and then re-emitted at another nearly immediately.
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Future analysis of PINs dynamics, using techniques such as Fluorescence Recovery After Photobleaching
PLoS Biology: New Articles Ora Hazak et al. 2010
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"Fluorescence" has a similar vast mix, though utilizing more raw mechanical beats with the slow and warm synth tracks.
Brainwashed 2009
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Fluorescence in the lobby, with a feeling of seeing cinders at cornea's corner...
Float Like An Asterisk, Sting Like A Mote Dennis Mahagin 2011
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"Fluorescence microscopy requires more equipment — such as filters and special lighting — than a standard light microscope, which makes them more expensive," said Fletcher.
Boing Boing 2009
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Fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) (commercial and custom probes)
Cytogenomics Lab 2010
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Fluorescence is light that an object converts from one kind of electromagnetic energy of a different wavelenth.
Luminescence James Gurney 2009
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Optical Fluorescence Oxygen Meter: are extremely suitable for long-term measurements in groundwater as it is not sensitive to contaminants or for that matter, aging.
What is a Dissolved Oxygen Meter Emii 2007
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Fluorescence due to sunlight - the Moon, from Chandra
Archive 2005-05-01 Dr. Lisa 2005
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Fluorescence due to sunlight - the Moon, from Chandra
X-ray Moon Dr. Lisa 2005
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