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emissive

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e·mis·sive  (-msv)
adj.
Having the power or tendency to emit matter or energy; emitting.


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While fluorescent organic EL devices are already available on the market for mobile phone display applications, phosphorescent organic EL devices, which are yet to be commercialized, can theoretically produce four times higher emissive efficiency, resulting in about one-fourth electricity consumption.
In accordance with current terminology, the conspicuousness [zametnost] of a model of arms or military equipment is defined as an aggregate contrast between its reflective and (or) emissive characteristics on the one hand, and the background, on the other, making it possible to detect and identify a particular target and aim a weapon system on it.
The Army seeks to provide the innovative research and development for materials, devices, and manufacturing processes to solve critical challenges in the performance and fabrication of emissive, transmissive, and reflective flexible display technologies.
 
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