Translations for „florescence“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

florescence <florescence; florescences> N

florescence

تَنْوِير

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إِزْهار

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تَفَتُّح

florescence BOT

تفتح الزهور

florescence BOT

طُلُوعُ الزَّهْر

florescence BOT

إزهرار

florescence BOT

وقت الإزهار

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The reflection of the florescence is detectable from remote distances.

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Is that where the florescence comes in?

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This plasma emits a florescence that is scattered in characteristic ways by the terahertz radiation of the material it hits.

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These elements in his imagery exude a luminescence or florescence that draws the attention of the viewer, as do his unusual strokes.

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Revisited themes of spring, rebirth, solidarity, florescence, and distress establish a unity of imagery amidst sporadic changes in song dynamic.

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Easily dismissed as quixotic by the jaded, this incredible florescence will see the revolution through.

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In the 20th century we had significant education florescence but the "good old days" were not all good.

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Its leaves can survive from winter and the florescence is from winter to spring.

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The florescence of this flower is the biggest in the world.

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The cuticle of the hair remains intact and clinically this type does not have florescence.

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