ultraviolet lamp

So people can easily tell when the ultraviolet lamps are turned on.

A moment later, an ultraviolet lamp swung out on a long arm and moved close to his body.

This comes from the ultraviolet lamps required to dry the polish.

On Down, the red sunlight and plants that will not grow without help from ultraviolet lamps.

The device was a portable ultraviolet lamp from the police laboratory.

On the back wall are two glowing figures lighted by ultraviolet lamps.

Ultraviolet lamps, such as germicidal lights are usually very aggressive.

The other way is observe the gel under an ultraviolet lamp to see the bands.

The passageway itself was lined with ultraviolet lamps along its ceiling.

For answer, all along the wall, Travellers turned on their batteries of ultraviolet lamps, aiming them down into darkness.

The "stars" had been spots of fluorescent paint, brought to life by hidden ultraviolet lamps.

She had been leaning over her sample with a magnifying lens and an ultraviolet lamp.

If so, he wished he had an ultraviolet lamp.

The banks of sterilizing ultraviolet lamps showed dark patches where units needed replacing.

But artificial ultraviolet lamps and lasers are a more targeted way of treating the condition.

The inner walls of the oven fluoresced as its ultraviolet lamps bathed the cup.

The owner of a recovered, stolen item which has been marked in this way can be traced simply by using an ultraviolet lamp.

Another cord rose to two ultraviolet lamps.

An ultraviolet lamp passed over clothing and bedsheets will show up tell-tale stains.

Some inks glow faintly (fluoresce) when under an ultraviolet lamp.

We returned to the ultraviolet lamp.

Areas where it is important to kill germs often use ultraviolet lamps to destroy bacteria, fungi, etc.

The multiband ultraviolet lamp was very simple to use and looked rather much like the handheld scanners in airports.

First, she finished with foil and color and turned on a three-headed ultraviolet lamp to speed the processing.