Coronas
Meaning
of Corona
Source: Webster's dictionaryExamples
As the leaf dehydrates, the coronas will naturally decrease in variability and intensity.
Both AC and DC transmission lines can generate coronas, in the former case in the form of oscillating particles, in the latter a constant wind.
It sets the lowest observational limit on steady X-ray power produced by a brown dwarf, and shows that coronas cease to exist as the surface temperature of a brown dwarf cools below about 2800K and becomes electrically neutral.
Diffraction coronas are colorful rings surrounding a source of light, such as the sun.
Diffraction coronas are commonly observed around light sources, like candle flames or street lights, in the fog.
Parejo The most common shape is the parejo, sometimes referred to as simply "coronas", which have traditionally been the benchmark against which all other cigar formats are measured.