panchromatic
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This panchromatic absorption of the complex is reminiscent of the dark color of Braunstein or manganese dioxide, which is a natural mineral.
From Science Daily • Feb. 9, 2024
The silky panchromatic light which properly drenches a grade-A romance softens the strongest images of courage or death into a comfortable fiction.
From Time Magazine Archive
What type of miniature camera did Mr. McAvoy use, was the film panchromatic, how fast a lens was used and at what aperture?
From Time Magazine Archive
Descriptions of raising, grading, priming and selling tobacco result in a fragment of U.S. social-and-economic history so simple and sound that not even Mrs. Chevalier's panchromatic prose can make it much less.
From Time Magazine Archive
Dad said the first ship would create a settlement in the habitable zone, and we’d have to locate them from space using panchromatic imagery.
From "The Last Cuentista" by Donna Barba Higuera
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