opalescence

The data unit's display suddenly changed from opalescence to projected text.

Her nails had somehow been lacquered in the same opalescence.

"I gather that no more deaths have resulted from contact with the opalescence?"

Perhaps the evil use to which this had been put had killed that opalescence.

As they faded, a milky opalescence formed in the centre of the room.

Around them the building soared in opalescence and airy arches.

Only the opalescence in the air was left.

The opalescence was subtly muted and they had to turn on their suit lights.

The sharp outlines of the colonies are now misted with opalescence.

As flawless as they were, their opalescence was no competition for her skin.

But as the light sped and struck the opalescence it was blotted out!

The sky is clear, and the full moon hangs above the eastern horizon in brilliant opalescence.

It slipped aside and once more the opalescence gushed out, flooding all about us.

In 1912 he was awarded a prize for his work on opalescence in gases.

When the great slab rolled away, no torrents of opalescence came rushing out upon us.

The opalescence of the spiral arm became a firmament of stars.

The towers glowed with a sun-fired opalescence in the golden light of the sun.

But when he turned it over, he was surprised to see a shining opalescence where the stone had broken.

The appearance of critical opalescence in fluids near a phase transition .

"In nine of the twenty-three sites explored they observed this opalescence.

The serpent is a scaly fantasy of ochre and opalescence.

"Sterling silver has an opalescence, a depth, an uneven sheen," she said.

In an instant the opalescence of the transformation showed on it, but its dozen ray projectors were at work.

A diffused glow of opalescence ran over every ship-save the giant.

It had the opalescence of a soap bubble rather than a diamond's sharp refractions.