Sentence examples for brightness close to from inspiring English sources

It is caused by the telescope blurring the image, and the drop in the sun's brightness close to its edge.

Ste11 exhibited an average brightness close to that of dimeric cytosolic GFP, whereas Ste50 showed an average brightness in-between dimeric and trimeric cytosolic GFP.

However, the mapping functions became similar to the uniform line f k)=k in Figure 2, and the mean of the output image brightness is close to the mean of the input image brightness if the number of times in the separation is too large.

They are constrained to output image whose brightness is close to the input image.

In this work, an approach is proposed to specify a proper histogram profile such that image intensity values are adjusted accordingly and the output brightness is maintained close to the input image.

Practically, this algorithm fails to choose the correct locations only in the case where the initial assumption of non-overlapping patterns does not hold, i.e., in our case, when two or more stars of similar brightness are too close to each other (if one star clearly dominates, then the ML choice corresponds to centering that dominant star).

We have found that this modified LIDE produces image with brightness level closer to that of input image compared to normal LIDE.

The surface brightness peaks closer to SS433 in the high-energy band than in the low energy band, suggesting that the high energy electrons in the X-ray lobes lose energies by synchrotron emission as they travel away from SS433.

L* represents the brightness, in particular a value close to 100 means a very high light; a* is an index of red colour (i.e. a high positive value means a strong red colour while a high negative value means a green colour); b* is an index of yellow colour (i.e. a high positive value indicates intense yellow colour while a high negative value indicate a blue colour).

It may even near the fourth magnitude, close to the brightness of the dimmest stars on our chart, during January as it approaches its perihelion, 193 million km from the Sun, on 30 January.

The solar brightness mission, however, is as close to a must-do as it gets in all of climate science.