Sentence examples for between brightness from inspiring English sources

She found a correlation between brightness and period of variation.

In other words, they require correspondence between brightness values in the different images.

Experiment suggested 100 volts produced an acceptable trade off between brightness, reliability and safety.

Rather, what is captured here is the comparatively straightforward response of a camera's light meter to transitions between brightness and darkness in her studio.

Last year's Parting The Sea Between Brightness And Me contains 13 songs that, played together, barely reach the 20-minute mark but with its emotional intensity and forceful playing, such brevity works just fine.

Ms. Uchida and company may have been uneasy about the discrepancy: the program listed the work only as Trio for Violin, Viola and Cello, and Mr. Steinberg, Mr. Amory and Ms. Lee played it with the emotional heft and the deft interplay between brightness and troubled rumination that the score demands.

This complex relationship between luminance and brightness was first described by Helmholtz but never subsequently explained, despite extensive study.

The ratio between average brightness falls between 0.7 and 1.4 and without any dependence with the size of the oligomers, suggesting that the assumption of equal distribution of blue and red labeled proteins in the αS aggregates is valid at least for the soluble oligomeric species detected in our solution sm fluorescence approach.

While single TIRFM images such as are displayed in Fig.  1 did not allow us to reconstruct the full membrane shape, it was possible to estimate the vertical displacements of protrusion tips by ignoring cell deformations and assuming an exponential relationship between spot brightness and distance between the cell tip and the substratum, according to Eq. (1).

The contrast is vivid between the brightness of the dunes and the surrounding forest.

The stage lighting flashes between extreme brightness and total blackout; the music comes in shocks of opposing sound.