Sentence examples for brightness uniformity from inspiring English sources

In a wind tunnel experiment, the use of a small colored tracker to illustrate the fluid field also requires precise pose measurement and an ultra-high tracking speed for images with space brightness uniformity due to high-speed shooting9.

The full matrix creates better brightness uniformity.

There was no noticeable difference in pixel brightness, uniformity or operation aside from the seal of the passivation glass coming loose passivation being a manufacturing step strictly after full device fabrication.

The fluorescence signals were analysed and photographed using a digital camera (AxioCam HRm, Zeiss) coupled to a Zeiss Axioplan microscope; images were analysed with Axiovision HR Rev3, version 4.8 (Zeiss) and processed for colour balance, contrast and brightness uniformity in Adobe Photoshop.

LG claims to have delivered better light uniformity and much better handling of light at just above black than we got with last year's OLED models (such as the OLED55B6 reviewed here), as well as expanding the technology's color range and volume (the impact of brightness on color).

The result shows that both brightness and uniformity can be improved by using this film.

A miniature optical engine with LED light source has the advantages of good power consumption, useable projected image, reasonable brightness and uniformity, compactness in volumetric size and decent performance specifically for high spatial frequencies.

Integrates a new, brighter E-TORL lamp with up to 1,200 lumens to project light more efficiently, maximizing brightness and uniformity across the entire screen throughout the lamp's life.

Optical feedback driving schemes can enable accurate ageing and pixel brightness non-uniformity corrections in AMOLED displays.

The presence of artefacts such as streaks, brightness, non-uniformity, and phase-contrast fringes at edges and/or noise would reduce the accuracy of segmentation of these 3D images (Ketcham and Carlson 2001) and subsequently lead to misidentification of shale components (Fig. 2b).

The survey focused on task brightness, colour appearance, uniformity and lighting preference.