electroluminescent

In the making of the video, electroluminescent wire costumes were used.

It put duties of 7.02 percent on Sharp and other companies that make electroluminescent displays.

The monochromatic light from an electroluminescent source does not work well with color displays, however.

The suite uses electroluminescent wire to capture the art style of the film.

Electroluminescent lights present a reflective surface when turned off.

A digital compass, with an electroluminescent display set into the mirror's surface, was added in 1993.

The thickness of the active electroluminescent layer is not critical for the device to operate.

EL manufacturers are able to control precisely which areas of an electroluminescent sheet illuminate, and when.

Thoughtfully, he switched on the electroluminescent kaleidoscope and stared at it.

The third standard option is to use electroluminescent (EL) lamps.

Lunch was in a well-lit room, for strips of the walls, together with the entire ceiling, were electroluminescent.

The stage set included truck exhaust pipes for microphone stands, which were built with electroluminescent lights.

"The electroluminescent coating has now been sprayed onto all the nerve endings.

He is known for his self-made electroluminescent Tron Guy costume.

Planar is pursuing electroluminescent displays, which produce sharp images but cannot yet display color pictures.

Electroluminescent strips along the axis of the tunnel's roof cast a cool glow over the interior.

The wood cabinet was painted black and the control panel was backlit using electroluminescent technology.

Among other standard features was a Landau vinyl roof, complete with electroluminescent opera lamps.

It is an electroluminescent conductive polymer that characteristically emits blue light.

Current electroluminescent light sources tend to degrade with use, resulting in their relatively short operation lifetimes.

These early discoveries were "lost" until the recent emergence of such melanins in device applications, particularly electroluminescent displays.

An updated version of the DG-1 appeared later with a much improved electroluminescent screen.

Relevant advertising applications include electroluminescent billboards and signs.

Those effects include electroluminescent panels, in which electricity lights up each individual element of the speedometer and tachometer.

The numerals were displayed via green high-voltage electroluminescent seven-segment displays.