iridescence

The word iridescence is derived in part from the name of this goddess.

They are a tan/brown, with green and blue iridescence, especially in the males.

The few fine art pieces here are used to illustrate different types of iridescence.

Viewers are grounded in the physics of iridescence early on.

But in the presence of beauty - look at the iridescence round the moon!

The students said they were inspired by the iridescence of butterfly wings.

So called from the iridescence of some of its solutions.

The famous crown floated in iridescence, locked away from the world.

Your procedure form removing the iridescence of course will depend on what it is.

No photographs could have prepared him for the sheer iridescence of the planet.

In the bright sunlight, the iridescence of her scales was even more pronounced.

In a certain light, you might even have said that it was imbued with a subtle iridescence.

They stood viewing the calm blue iridescence of the bay in silence.

What has happened is as clear as the iridescence of a dragon's eye.

Immature birds have a black tail and lack almost all iridescence.

Young males are black but lack the adult's iridescence.

The small scales exhibit an iridescence when the sunlight is reflected on them.

Its iridescence was over everything they looked at.

Structural iridescence has been reported in fossil feathers dating back 40 million years.

The amount of iridescence may vary from almost imperceptible to very visible.

The iridescence seems both highly artificial yet also true to the effects of raking afternoon light.

The moon had come up and laid a greenish iridescence on the surface of the lake.

Oil is always particularly alarming since a very small quantity will quickly cover a large area of water with an unmistakable iridescence.

Black armor gleamed with a dark iridescence, like a crow's wing.

Even when the whales were underwater, we could track them by the iridescence of their flippers.