Synonym: candent. Similar words: descended, condescend, descent, condescension, iridescent, descend, descendant, descendants. Meaning: [‚ɪŋkən'desnt /-kæn-] 
adj. 1. emitting light as a result of being heated 2. characterized by ardent emotion or intensity or brilliance.
adj. 1. emitting light as a result of being heated 2. characterized by ardent emotion or intensity or brilliance. 
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61. After 120 years manufacturing incandescent lamps the Japanese technology heavyweight terminated production sensing an inevitable market take-over by more energy efficient bulbs.
62. Some industrial applications including micromachining dynodes of photomultipliers, repairing photomask of lithography, fabricating array micro-holes in incandescent filaments, etc. are introduced.
63. Automatic filter detection: Speedlight automatically adjusts the attached camera's white balance settings when a fluorescent or incandescent color filter is used.
64. It features a parabolic reflector that rotates around an incandescent lamp, providing 60 flashes per minute in all directions.
65. Combining with GEF project funds, incandescent manufacturer utilizes its own inputs to carry out the conversion project to energy efficient lighting products.
66. The vital part of the incandescent electric lamp is the tungsten wire inside the bulb.
67. Because of its low consumption of energy, the capacity of battery and solar panel are very low, so the lantern system had a better price versus performance ratio than incandescent lantern system.
68. In 1880, Thomas Edison received a patent for his electric incandescent lamp.
69. Equipped with incandescent lamp, mercury vapor lamp, high - pressure sodium vapor lamp, metal halide lamp.
70. Cold - light source is a new high - tech light source arisen after incandescent lamp, LED and LCD.
71. Specification: Good photochromism, needless to use additional ballast and used as a substitute for incandescent bulb.
72. An incandescent lamp, two interference filters and two Si P-I-N detectors are used as visible radiation source, dispersive elements and photo-electric cells,[www.Sentencedict.com] respectively.
73. In fact, a gas jet of the time gave off about as much light as a 25 watt incandescent bulb does today.
74. Series: "QB" Series Embedded Stainless Steel Underwater Lights with Plastic Niche, Toughed Glass Lens, Fit Incandescent Lamp Bulb.
75. An incandescent bulb and fiber were used to collimate light into this speedometer indicator.
76. Incandescent Lamps , Candle Lamps, Spheroid Lamps, Refrigerator Lamps, Automotive Lamps . Lamps and Lampshades.
77. The light an electric lamp comes from an incandescent filament.
78. This is a preset setting that will correct for incandescent bulbs by a fixed amount.
79. The presidency is less a performance: Who saw the gloom and glower behind Eisenhower's incandescent grin?
80. The incandescent lamp we use in daily life was invented by Edison.
More similar words: descended, condescend, descent, condescension, iridescent, descend, descendant, descendants, crescent, quiescent, senescent, adolescent, evanescent, decrescent, pearlescent, fluorescent, effervescent, fertile crescent, transcendent, phosphorescent, transcendentalism, crescendo, putrescence, adolescence, obsolescence, acquiescence, convalescence, nondescript, behind the scenes, scent.