Lumen

The lumen of the spinal cord is a vital part of the nervous system that controls movement and sensation.

The lumen glow of the moon illuminated the dark forest.

Astronomers use instruments to measure the lumen of distant stars and galaxies.

The meteorologist measured the lumen of lightning to estimate its distance from the viewer.

The lumen of the star Arcturus is noticeable due to its orange-red color.

The lumen effects in the movie made it more exciting to watch.

The teacher explained that the lumen of a light source affects the brightness of the room.

The lumen of the star was so bright it was visible during the day.

The lumen spectrum of the light emitted by a firefly is unique among insects.

The lumen of the patient's fallopian tube was blocked, causing infertility.

Amateur astronomers often enjoy observing the lumen of the stars and planets with their telescopes.

The surgeon inserted a needle into the lumen of the spinal cord to withdraw cerebrospinal fluid.

The lumen flux of the sun is what makes it possible for life to exist on Earth.

The lumen screen made it easy to read the text.

The lumen of the North Star helped early explorers navigate the wilderness.

The technician measured the lumen output of the light bulbs to ensure they met the specifications.

The lumen aura surrounding her gave the impression of an angelic figure.

The lumen output of this light bulb is 800 lumens.

The lumen of a capillary allows for the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide.

The lumen of the star was dimmed by the city lights.

The lumen range of this headlamp is adjustable, making it suitable for different activities.

The room was too dimly lit, making it hard for him to distinguish the lumen of objects around him.

The lumen reflection of the diamond was captivating.

The lumen of the spinal cord is surrounded by gray matter and is responsible for transmitting signals to and from the brain.

The lumen of a catheter is used to drain urine from the bladder.

The interior designer recommended using warm-colored light bulbs to enhance the lumen of the room's decor.

The lumen of the brightest star in the sky is known as Sirius.

The lumen of the star helped guide sailors across the sea.

The lumen of Betelgeuse, a red supergiant star, can vary in brightness over time.

The lumen sunflower shone brightly in the garden.

The lumen of the spinal cord can be visualized through imaging techniques such as MRI or CT scan.

The lumen headlights helped me to drive safely in the dark.

The dilation of the lumen of the patient's bronchus improved his breathing.

She could see the lumen of the streetlights in the distance, but the road leading to her house was still dark.

The research study measured the lumen output of different light sources.

The sun cast a lumen reflection on the still water of the lake.

The biologist studied the lumen of different organisms' eyes to understand their visual abilities.

The lumen headlights of the car lit up the dark road.

The radiopaque dye was injected to visualize the lumen of the patient's urinary bladder.

The lumen flashlight helped us find our way in the dark.

The lumen of the star was bright in the night sky.

Lumen radiation is often used to measure the intensity of light sources.

He marveled at the lumen of the stars in the night sky.

She wore a dress with lumen sequins that sparkled in the light.

The photographer adjusted the camera settings to capture the lumen of the subject's face in the portrait.

The narrowed lumen of the patient's ureter caused difficulty in urination.

The lumen maintenance of the LED bulbs is guaranteed for 10 years.

The car manufacturer uses 2500 lumen headlights for their vehicles.

The lumen of the star Vega is one of the reasons it is used as a standard reference for measuring star brightness.

The lumen of Polaris, also known as the North Star, helped ancient navigators find their way.