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Definition of illuminant in English: illuminantnoun ɪˈl(j)uːmɪnəntɪˈlumənənt technical A means of lighting or source of light. 〈技〉照明物，发光源 until 1880, oil was the only illuminant in use 直到1880年，油还是惟一使用的照明物。 Example sentencesExamples - However, because the background radiance in the pelagic environment is a complex result of multiple scattering and absorption events, its spectrum changes independently of the illuminant.
- Also, only in the underwater optical environment do the illuminant and background change independently of each other, creating complex problems for crypsis.
- While in defensive situations illuminants can be most valuable, in offensive situations, their use for surveillance and target acquisition can be counter-productive.
- Yes, there was a market for the refined illuminant.
- When refined into kerosene, it was the only ‘cheap illuminant that burned in a bright, clean, safe manner,’ by far better than blubber and lard.
Synonyms lamp, light, flashlight, beacon
adjective ɪˈl(j)uːmɪnəntɪˈlumənənt Giving off light. 发光的，照明的 Example sentencesExamples - The XM930 contains a standard illuminant mix which provides approximately 1 million candlepower of light whereas the XM983 contains an infrared illuminant mix for use with standard night vision devices.
- The owner of the illuminant system was Mr WK Hardacre, of Hellifield House.
- Lexx casts an illumination spell so that they can all better see and they continue on with the glowing illuminant orb leading them.
- Given the illuminant spectrum and the spectral sensitivity functions for the camera, we can calculate the estimates of the weights at each pixel from six sensor outputs.
OriginMid 17th century: from Latin illuminant- 'illuminating', from the verb illuminare (see illuminate). Definition of illuminant in US English: illuminantnouniˈlo͞omənəntɪˈlumənənt technical A means of lighting or source of light. 〈技〉照明物，发光源 until 1880, oil was the only illuminant in use 直到1880年，油还是惟一使用的照明物。 Example sentencesExamples - Yes, there was a market for the refined illuminant.
- Also, only in the underwater optical environment do the illuminant and background change independently of each other, creating complex problems for crypsis.
- However, because the background radiance in the pelagic environment is a complex result of multiple scattering and absorption events, its spectrum changes independently of the illuminant.
- When refined into kerosene, it was the only ‘cheap illuminant that burned in a bright, clean, safe manner,’ by far better than blubber and lard.
- While in defensive situations illuminants can be most valuable, in offensive situations, their use for surveillance and target acquisition can be counter-productive.
Synonyms lamp, light, flashlight, beacon
adjectiveiˈlo͞omənəntɪˈlumənənt Giving off light. 发光的，照明的 Example sentencesExamples - The owner of the illuminant system was Mr WK Hardacre, of Hellifield House.
- Given the illuminant spectrum and the spectral sensitivity functions for the camera, we can calculate the estimates of the weights at each pixel from six sensor outputs.
- The XM930 contains a standard illuminant mix which provides approximately 1 million candlepower of light whereas the XM983 contains an infrared illuminant mix for use with standard night vision devices.
- Lexx casts an illumination spell so that they can all better see and they continue on with the glowing illuminant orb leading them.
OriginMid 17th century: from Latin illuminant- ‘illuminating’, from the verb illuminare (see illuminate). |