Sentence examples for In the brightness of from inspiring English sources

In the brightness of morning, when the sun glints off the gushing fountain, or at twilight, as people cross the travertine on their way to performances, the plaza at Lincoln Center can be one of New York's tranquil oases.

Even a minor decrease in the brightness of the ice sheet can double the average yearly rate of ice loss, seen from 1992 to 2010.

During the eclipse, the astronomers also observed sudden spikes in the brightness of the starlight that result from sudden changes in air density.

The transit will help them refine a technique that involves detecting the minute dip in the brightness of a star when a planet crosses in front of it.

Scarlett's plotless Viscera, set to a piano concerto by Lowell Liebermann, was originally made for Miami City Ballet, and is unmistakably American in the brightness of its attack.

Leavitt's measurements, however, led her to detect important patterns in the brightness of certain stars, which proved crucial to measuring the distances between celestial objects.

Some of the most thrilling nuances of a great landscape only become apparent in the brightness of dawn or when the afternoon light casts sharp shadows.

Notably, there is a possibility that its diffuse and membranous staining may need further improvement in fluorescent detection, especially in enhancing the brightness of images.

In mice, the brightness of LAT1 immunofluorescence in vessels decreased noticeably, albeit only modestly in the 24 h and 48 h LPS groups (Fig.  6B).

In fact, the brightness of pHEMA sensor films is lower than in the other polymer matrices which also suggests limited solubility of the dye in pHEMA.

Although the above methods are better than HE in keeping the brightness of images, the visualization of enhanced images is degraded seriously, sometimes in detail and overall.