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.
Waters with different properties disparately scatter and absorb downwelling light, affecting its spectral bandwidth (color) and intensity (brightness) with depth.
3D images of shale are first obtained by the FIB-SEM device (Fig. 9) through shape correction, brightness correction, depth-of-field correction and phase distinguishing (Sun et al. 2016), which will make the results of the simulation more accurate and credible.
Each spice brings something unique to the table, whether heat, brightness or comforting depth.
Just a small amount stirred into a quick sauté adds an almost otherworldly brightness and cardinal depth.
The company is developing next generation solutions and enabling content for home entertainment and professional applications needing 3D displays to view visually rich movies, photos, and three-dimensional graphics with amazing depth, brightness, and resolution.
Images were acquired as z-stacks using depth brightness correction, and a maximal projection algorithm was used for 3D reconstruction.
At this point the mood changes: as a sudden brightness penetrates the depths, a magical golden light reveals, for the first time, the Rhinegold on its rock.
This, he says, "has always been a very strident concerto piano", while its younger stablemate, the 826, has "a tone with a lot of depth and brightness - but not brittle metallic brightness".
