illuminated in the PONS Dictionary

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fig the shrubbery illuminated in a pool of moonlight

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The slot mask design and illuminated phosphor alignment provide a tighter mask pitch, leading to improved image quality.
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Illuminated signs direct the traffic on that particular lane.
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It is the largest fully illuminated monument in the world.
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Historically, such measurements were made using a single detector rotated in an arc about the illuminated sample.
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Given the expected short lifetime of water molecules in illuminated regions, a short transport distance would in principle increase the probability of trapping.
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Though his exhibition space is mostly in the darkness, it is illuminated with light.
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Far more numerous are his illuminated books and miniatures.
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These preemption applications often include an illuminated notifier signal.
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He further showed that the negatively charged particles produced by radioactive materials, by heated materials, and by illuminated materials, were universal.
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Carved ivory covers were used for treasure bindings on the most precious illuminated manuscripts.
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