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• A light produced by a body heated to luminosity; incandescence.(白热，炽热由一加热到发光的物体产生的光；白热。)
• The difference is that incandescence means “to shine from within.”(不同的是incandescence指“从内部发光”。)
• She burned with an incandescence that had nothing to do with her looks.(她光彩照人，但这与其容貌无关。)
• The end came with a shear of light in the eastern sky, a brilliant incandescence a million times brighter than the sun.(随着一道强光划破东方的天空，末日降临了。这是比太阳还要强一百万倍的灼目的炽热的光。)
• Mapping Incandescence is a convenient way of changing the look of the color channel, but as the image on the right shows, without additional control it produces a very flat look.(对白炽贴图是一个方便的改变颜色通道外观的方式，但当图像是正确地显示时，不需要额外地控制它产生一个非常平的外观。)
• A fine wire heated electrically to incandescence in an electric lamp.(白炽电灯的关键部分是灯泡里的钨丝。)
• It was June, and the guide had assured me that we'd cope with the desert's incandescence by hiking in water and hiking by moonlight.(正是六月的时候，导游向我保证说，我们会在水中和月光下行走来对付沙漠中的炎热。)
• Incandescence is used because it is an easy way to affect the overall look of the material's color without directly dealing with the color channel itself.(白炽是被使用的因为这是一个容易的方法去影响材质颜色的全部外观，而不直接安排在自己的颜色通道。)
• Who doesn't want to be bathed in the sun's rays and be relieved from the harsh incandescence of artificial light?(谁不想从刺眼的人造光中拜托出来，而沐浴在阳光中。)
• It is the current state of the filament heated to incandescence and is used to light the lamp.(它是电流把灯丝加热到白炽状态而用来发光的灯。)