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Which condition refers to a sudden increase in voltage?
That would be 'spiking'
Which term refers to the sudden failure of a computer process based on the applications device drivers or operating systems not functioning?
The non-technical term for the sudden failure of a computer is "crashed".
Why does James Gleick say that the ancient technology of books has reached a shining moment?
the printed book can now be cherished as a physical object.
Is a computer screen a light source or a light reflector?
light source
Is an ultraviolet light the same as a black light?
Yes it has The The Same Light Wave
To shine with a sudden light what is the word?
The word is "flare".
Is this how you spell shinning?
No, that is not right at all.The correct spelling of this word is shining.Some example sentences are:He is shining his shoes.Stop shining that light in my eyes.She is a shining example to the school.
What adjective word that you use to the light?
shining,bright,shiny,sprinkling shin
Is Lucian a Irish word?
No, Lucian is not an Irish word. It is a name derived from Latin meaning "light" or "shining."
What is another word for bright as in bright light?
Another word for bright is shining or shimmering maybe that is what i think
When was Shining Light created?
Shining Light was created in 2008.
What is luminism?
Luminous means shining without light.
What does the name Leanna means?
It means 'shining light'.It means 'Shining Light'.
What does the root word phos mean?
The root word "phos" comes from Greek and means "light" or "shining." It is commonly found in words related to light or brightness, such as phosphorous or phosphorescent.
What is the luhya word for shining?
The African Luhya word for the English word 'shining' is "okhunula".
What is the meaning of Svetlana?
The slavic word Svetlana is a noun. It is a female name deriving from the Russian language and means in English the word ''Light'' and or ''Shining''.
What is the word 'akari' when translated from Japanese to English?
It means "light" (the shining kind, not as an adjective to mean the opposite of "heavy.")
