The phrase "absolutely bright" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is very bright, whether in terms of light, color, or intelligence.
Example: "The sun was absolutely bright that day, making it difficult to see without sunglasses."
Alternatives: "extremely bright" or "incredibly bright".
Figure 2 Example illustrating absolutely bright (green) and relatively bright (yellow) specular highlights.
To obtain the absolutely bright regions, they used two thresholds, and, on value and saturation, respectively, and classified a pixel at location as absolutely bright, if it satisfied the following conditions: (1).
The union of the set of the absolutely bright pixels as computed in the first step and the set of the relatively bright pixels as obtained through the second step are considered as the set of the specular highlight pixels.
The algorithm presented in [26] detects specular highlights of all sizes and incorporates the idea of detecting absolutely bright regions in a first step and relatively bright regions in a second step.
"She was absolutely bright enough" says Brushke, adding that she didn't strike him as a petty criminal: "Here's the thing about a debate team... you are driving and hanging around with someone for 12 hours then you are living with them and are spending 16 hour days where you are in hotel rooms having meals with them,...if her intentions had been to steal, she had ample opportunity".
Absolutely no bright colors like hot pink, lime green, electric yellow, or shocking orange should be worn as casual clothing.
So I don't know if this happens at your office, but it's happened at the last three jobs I've worked at (Pinterest, Facebook and Wells Fargo): You walk into a stall in the ladies' room, and the seat will be absolutely covered in bright pee-yellow pee.
Sure, this isn't the absolutely best and brightest holiday season ever.
As he breasted three mallards, he said, "Winter fishing can be absolutely beautiful with the bright blue skies against the snow white background and, of course, the solitude".
"The African-American police officers I have worked with are extremely professional, bright people, absolutely on par with whites," he said.
"The real tragedy is it was a company that was absolutely full of really bright, really motivated, tech-savvy people, and somehow that couldn't be translated into different financial results," Bailey says.
