Converse of object

• use: Plasma Flat screen displays that use heated phosphors to create the pictures.

• excite: Three scanning electron beams hit the phosphor screen at slightly different angles to excite different phosphors to produce red, green and blue dots.

Adjective modifier

• blue: Your monitor, for example, creates color by emitting light through red, green, and blue phosphors.

• green: It emitted a much smaller part of its stored energy in the first microsecond than did the blue and green phosphors.

• improved: According to Sony, the designers boosted the red and green colors by using improved light-emitting phosphors.

• different: Three scanning electron beams hit the phosphor screen at slightly different angles to excite different phosphors to produce red, green and blue dots.

Noun used with modifier

• tube: Doing so, especially at high contrast, may damage the tubes or burn a shadow of the image into the tube phosphors.

• light-emitting: According to Sony, the designers boosted the red and green colors by using improved light-emitting phosphors.

Modifies a noun

• bronze: The phosphor bronze bearing can seize causing its ' V ' shaped support to shear.

• coating: The Powersun lamp with the lowest output appeared to have a slightly thicker, more opaque phosphor coating at the front of the bulb.

• dot: When the phosphor dots are hit by the electrons, they glow to produce bright, sharp images.

• screen: In addition to the sample a phosphor screen is attached to the stage for focusing.

• plate: A second image, using special 3 H sensitive phosphor image plates, is accumulated to give the distribution of both isotopes.

• image: A second image, using special 3 H sensitive phosphor image plates, is accumulated to give the distribution of both isotopes.

Noun used with modifier

• screen: The vendors of color computer monitor vendors currently do not provide any useful information about what screen phosphor type is used.