phosphorescence

It was not their phosphorescence which gave the light, but day beyond.

There was a rising moon and phosphorescence in the water.

Q. What about ways to see signs better at night, like using phosphorescence?

Toward the end of her display she was like a phosphorescence on the roof.

Surely they must know the phosphorescence was that of the sea.

He could see the attackers clearly by the light of their own phosphorescence.

The damned phosphorescence would give him away if he made a wake.

Looking back, she could see the green phosphorescence of their wake spreading out behind them.

The waves of phosphorescence had ceased to break across her body.

He is also known for his work in luminescence and phosphorescence.

At night, however, they take on a phosphorescence obscured by sunlight.

They sank leaving a trail of phosphorescence in the water.

"There's just enough phosphorescence along here to help too," Thomas commented.

There was a soft phosphorescence at the end of the bed, and in its folds, a figure.

Air flooded in and, with it, a kind of pale phosphorescence.

There was light now, though, a faint phosphorescence of the corridor itself.

Like phosphorescence in a cave; look away and you will see."

Nothing had changed; the peaks seemed to be making their own light, like phosphorescence, but the wind continued to fall away.

Like the colored insects and the plants, it had a phosphorescence of its own.

The staff clattered and lost its phosphorescence as it fell.

He has light green alien skin which shows some phosphorescence, specially in the dark.

World of phosphorescence drifting like golden spheres into black night.

It glowed in the dark, this time with a faintly green phosphorescence.

It was the yellow Gulf weed that had made so much phosphorescence in the night.