Sentence examples for and in the brightness from inspiring English sources

She again rubbed a match upon the wall, and it was again light all round; and in the brightness stood her old grandmother, clear and shining like a spirit, yet looking so mild and loving.

"There is still a slowdown in the rate of global average surface warming in the 21st century compared to the late 20th century and this still looks to be caused by natural fluctuations in the ocean and other natural climate fluctuations relating to volcanic eruptions and changes in the brightness of the sun," Professor Allan said.

The pipette was pulled off from the cell in <1 min after break-in, and the brightness was then measured.

This loss of corneal refractive power also results in the reduction in the sizes of visual fields, alteration of visual field topography and reduction in the brightness of the retinal image [4], [5].

Other astronomers do express caution, saying there could be still-undiscovered differences between galaxies now and billions of years ago--and hence in the brightness of the supernovae they host.

Auroral breakup is used to refer to a sudden and intense increase in the brightness and motion of an aurora in the polar ionosphere (e.g., Elvey 1957; Akasofu 1963).

It is thus essential to take into account both the harmonic and noise parts in the brightness estimation.

Extreme and irregular variations in the brightness of a nearby brown dwarf suggest the star's atmosphere is wracked with storms.

The results show that the solar absorbance of these coatings is between 0.82 and 0.94, the thermal emittance is between 0.05 and 0.27, and the brightness is in the range of 0.65 8.89%.

Five of these also participated in the color discrimination experiment and three in the brightness-matching experiment using the artificial pupil.

When a planet whose orbit is oriented in space such that it periodically passes between its star and a telescope, it transits the star and causes a drop in the brightness of the star.