Sentence examples for brightest target from inspiring English sources

Donna McPhail, Jenny Eclair and Rhona Cameron were all coming through at around the same time – but Brand had the biggest impact and became the brightest target.

The red line indicates the area in which the smallest and dimmest target (I2e) was visible, whereas the purple line indicates the area within which the largest and brightest target (V4e) was seen (see Materials and Methods).

In addition, two so-called fast telescopes with fixed color filters and higher read-out cadence are used for seismic studies of the brightest targets.

The first vineyard, Mount Langi Ghiran, appeared as a bright target on the burnished land, its grapes covered to ward off flocks of white cockatoos.

The ghost of bright target due to residual reflection of optical coatings is simulated.

The former refers to the brighter target against a darker background, and the later refers to darker target on a brighter background.

The BRIght Target Explorer (BRITE -Constellation is a group of Canadian/Austrian nanosatellites that will examine the apparently BRITE -Constellationhe sky for varisbility using precise differential photometry.

In the fixation condition, a small bright target was presented for a duration of 50 200 ms in rightward or leftward motion, while the observer remained stationary and maintained fixation.

Secondly, a calibration signal is acquired as a reference using a typical bright target at a range R 0 in the radar's operating range, and the referent IF signal is recorded.

Kicking off this year on May 14 with Nicole Kidman's Grace Kelly film "Grace of Monaco" directed by Olivier Dahan, the Cannes Film Festival is both a bellwether for the state of U.S. and global cinema and a key launching pad for movies with Oscar and other ambitions, layering a veneer of credibility on — and a bright target on the back of — pretty much any film that premieres there.

Separation of bright target objects from dark background (and vice versa) is a typical purpose.