0 producing or reflecting bright light (especially in the dark) -- （尤指在黑暗中）發亮的，放光的；夜光的
luminous clothing 夜光服
This is because such a motion would deliver less luminous impulses than a slow motion.
Furthermore, the fluorescent sources had conventional magnetic ballasts and therefore were subject to luminous flicker, whereas incandescent lamps do not flicker.
Behind this front both ionization and electrical conductivity decay to a lower value at the trailing edge of the luminous gas.
We think that, in its substance, it would have the ephemeral material and luminous qualities of a passing thing.
She, the beautiful, would lie down and languidly extend her luminous white wrist.
Her eyes were luminous, her lips carried a sensual smile.
In a rather subdued decade, these books easily pass muster as the most luminous examples of scholarship in agrarian history.
With vivid syncopations, two familiar klezmer tunes resumed before a slow, slinky 'bulgar' dance emerged, contrasted to the soloists' luminous, silky harmonics.
