Sentence examples for both brightness and depth from inspiring English sources

The more I thought about it, though, the more it seemed to me that each word is actually quite precise: "wide" describes Stipe's tendency to hold notes steadily, for many seconds, without vibrato; slightly burred suggests the raspy break in his voice that creeps into those long notes; and crimson connotes both brightness and depth.

And for those with poor eyesight, a miniature, MEMS-based VRD would have the advantage that the narrow beam of light shining into the eye would have great brightness and depth of focus making it clear and sharp, regardless of the shape or optical properties of the viewer's eyeball.

The result shows that both brightness and uniformity can be improved by using this film.

Consider that an increase in both brightness and contrast, making it far more like regular paper.

Sharp's "Quattron" TVs have a fourth, yellow pixel that adds to both brightness and warmth.

Just a small amount stirred into a quick sauté adds an almost otherworldly brightness and cardinal depth.

The screen quality is excellent, both for brightness and colour quality.

For titanium, reduction in both streak brightness and temperature were minor for different flow conditions.

The field emission electron gun provided both high brightness and high resolution (0.8 nm).

Integration refers to processing one step beyond the registration of brightness, color, orientation, motion, and depth cues.

These later effects provide evidence for long-range interaction between neurons relevant to figure ground segregation and pup out by brightness, color, orientation, texture, motion, and depth' [85, p. 1].