Sentence examples for brightness at which from inspiring English sources
However, the point of equal brightness, at which the mice showed no preference for either lane, occurred at lower green radiance for Opn1mw R than for Opn1mw R;Opn4 −/− mice, indicating a melanopsin-dependent shift in spectral sensitivity.
Brightness also isn't the best, and I found I had to turn it up completely to get it where whites didn't seem too dim, plus there's no option to disable auto-brightness at all, which is likely in the interest of drawing out battery life, but frustrating nonetheless.
The hue or tint of that colour determines the base scale of a sound; the saturation measures the pitch; and the brightness establishes the volume at which it's played.
The hue or tint of that color determines the base scale of a sound; the saturation measures the pitch; and the brightness establishes the volume at which it's played.
For example, pKa (value of pH at which fluorescence brightness is 50% of maximum) for Pericams ranges from 7.9 to 8.5.
LOLA further contributed to the study of polar volatiles through its unique measurement of surface brightness at zero phase, which revealed anomalies in several polar craters that may indicate the presence of water ice.
Image edge analysis constitutes a set of mathematical methods which aim at identifying points in a digital image at which the image brightness changes sharply (point of discontinuities).
The brightness temperature is the physical temperature at which a perfect blackbody would emit the same power as it is measured by the instrument.
By measuring the rise of the flare's brightness, the scientists calculated the rate at which the star's gas was getting sucked into the black hole.
The pitch of each note decides the light's placement, while the velocity at which they're played governs the brightness.
The two-photon action cross section can be extracted from molecular brightness measurements at low excitation intensities, while peak molecular brightness (the maximum molecular brightness with increasing excitation intensity) is measured at higher intensities at which probe photophysical effects become significant.
