The phrase "achieved bright" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a successful outcome or result that is positive or impressive, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The project was completed on time, and the results achieved bright outcomes for the team."
Alternatives: "achieved success" or "attained positive results".
We achieved bright 3D reconstruction with a motion parallax at saturated colors from holograms of test objects that were printed on a silver-halide emulsion.
Cho et al. utilized the core/shell plasmonic nanocavities and achieved bright visible light emission in Si NWs (Fig. 5a) [35a.
A device based on Ag Al2O3 Ag consists of an array of tandem nanodisks to solve these limitations, and achieved bright and saturated colors with red, green and blue in reflective mode, and cyan, magenta and yellow in transmissive mode (Fig. 2ai, ii).
Many modern halls and houses achieve bright, clear sound at the expense of warmth.
"To achieve bright whites, we use hydrogen peroxide, instead of chlorine bleach," he said.
It might provide an advanced platform for the fabrication of patterned QDs [25] on faceted GaAs NWs and in achieving bright single-photon sources [14].
Safflower yellow, which is extracted from dried safflower flower petals with water before carthamin (a main red colorant of safflower) is extracted in alkaline aqueous solution to achieve bright pink [32] page 55, [44,45] page 40, may be used on those samples.
This new concept was explored with a trio of wind instruments and three percussionists, which brings great vitality and achieves bright and expansive sounds.
In milder versions, both red and yellow food colouring are sometimes used to achieve bright colours, but turmeric powder is both mild and brightly coloured, as is paprika, a sweet red pepper powder.
On the other hand, achieving bright emission with NIR fluorescent molecules is generally much more difficult than with UV or visible chromophores and dyes.
It is worth mentioning that these two imaging modalities provide sample information from exactly co-registered sample points, which cannot be achieved from bright field imaging.
