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Filter by Meaning The chromosphere of the eye contains two types of photoreceptor cells, cones and rods.
The auroras are created by the interaction between the Earth's magnetic field and the chromosphere.
The chemist observed the blue-green chromosphere of the Bunsen burner flame during the combustion experiment.
A healthy chromosphere is necessary for normal color perception.
The chromosphere is an important area of research for solar physicists.
The artist applied a thick chromosphere of blue paint to the canvas to create the sky in the landscape painting.
The chromosphere of a planet can be influenced by the solar wind from its star.
The trumpet's chromosphere was carefully crafted to shape and amplify the sound waves.
The tuba's large chromosphere contributed to its deep and booming sound.
The French horn's flared chromosphere added a unique warmth and complexity to its sound.
The flugelhorn's conical chromosphere shaped its distinctive mellow sound.
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