Sentence examples for bright zone from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, the bright zone has almost saturated in brightness, and any enhancement in luminosity will result in loss of contrast information.
Zhao, J.-H. J.-H.is, Morris& Goss, W. M. A new peR.pective of the radio bright zone at the Galactic Center: feedback from nuclear activities.
This results in the production of directional bright zone in which the accuracy of sound reproduction is maintained with less required input power.
Next to the inclusions a fine granular area (FGA) could be observed in some cases, and nearly all fractured surfaces showed a fisheye surrounded by an Optically Bright Zone (OBZ) with the crack initiating inclusion in its centre.
In the visual comfort point of view, it can be concluded that the glare effect and near-window bright zone could be reduced significantly while indoor illumination level still met the requirement.
With these conventional concepts aimed at the production of acoustically bright and dark zones, all the control methods used require a trade-off between radiation directivity and reproduction accuracy in the bright zone.
The gradient of monomer generated during the recording process origins a motion of the monomer molecules from the dark to the bright zones.
The bright zones on these planets correspond to the tops of upwelling clouds in the cold upper atmosphere, whereas the more colourful bands correspond to the relatively warm lower atmosphere and may be associated with the occurrence of sulfur and phosphorus compounds.
On X-ray computed tomography (CT) images, the gouges are expressed as bright zones with relatively high CT numbers, suggesting that they are denser than the surrounding microbreccia.
However, in sagittal view of UALVP 47273, bright zones at the articular ends of the centra, and a lack of distinct spaces between the centra, seem to indicate fusion of successive handle vertebrae (Fig. 4).
MVO was manually assessed for each subject when areas within the infarcted areas presented low signal intensity (i.e., "dark zones" within "bright" zones).
