Sentence examples for a new brightness from inspiring English sources

Then, the histogram equalization is performed using a LUT substitution obtaining a new brightness channel (V2 in Figure 1), which is linearly combined with the output from the retina-like processing.

"The challenge was keeping intact the wonderful characters and songs that already existed in the film, and adding a new brightness to it".

I took the penny as a good sign and rubbed it with my thumb to a new brightness before flipping it into the wishing well of the toilet the day I headed to Pennsylvania.

There were several new pieces of equipment acquired associated with the move, among them a new high brightness 3 MV Pelletron accelerator, a high resolution light ion microbeam, a nanoimplanter, and a transmission electron microscope (TEM) connected to the tandem accelerator.

As a result, as van Leeuwen asserts in his paper, Turner's new brightness calculations are greatly underestimated, which van Leeuwen says caused Turner's team to also underestimate the star's distance.

Flowers planted on the meridians of Park Avenue open up and drink, their colors ratcheted up to new brightness.

Weak at first, the new brightness grows gradually stronger, and as it does the scene also transforms, for the sand left wet by each newly retreated wave reflects the light back towards the sky, leaving the sea bordered by a constantly shifting irregular band of gold.

Even more usefully, she continually recreates the cultural world of the period, and is particularly detailed in her investigation of the new brightness offered by the increasing number, size and clarity of windows and the reflections of that in art and poetry.

But for all the new brightness in his life Nikpai, like most Afghans, still lives with the dark legacy of war that has scattered his family far and wide.

Instantly the fiddler grins, and goes at it tooth and nail; there is new energy in the tambourine; new laughter in the dancers; new smiles in the landlady; new confidence in the landlord; new brightness in the very candles.

By setting new brightness-per-watt standards that the 135-year-old incandescent technology can't meet, the federal government has already effectively banned incandescent bulbs.