Sentence examples for concentrated brightness from inspiring English sources
A comparison shows that the transferred LEDs have a higher concentrated brightness with no spreading of light, indicating an efficient enhancement of the light extraction efficiency.
This means that C/1996 B2 is not likely to be as obvious as a star or planet of the same brightness, because the latter objects have the same amount of light concentrated in (essentially) a point.
Despite a claimed vertical extent of more than, the halo's brightness is strongly concentrated towards the ring plane and follows a power law of the form z−0.6 to z−1.5, where z is altitude over the ring plane.
Previous works on plasmonic color printing have mostly concentrated on hue instead of color brightness and saturation.
Even though most of the visible radiation is concentrated in a few discrete emission lines, the total apparent brightness of the brightest is the equivalent of tens of thousands of solar luminosities.
The other benefit is that the beam can be concentrated into a small area and can provide very intense bursts of brightness.
Brightness refers to the intensity of the reflectance spectrum (calculated as the area under the spectral curve); hue corresponds to the everyday notion of colour (calculated as the wavelength of maximum reflectance), and chroma, to its saturation or how concentrated the reflectance is around a wavelength (calculated as the reflectance in the interval 300 450 nm divided by total brightness).
MacDougall says Sony concentrated on energy efficiency for its 5.2in screen, sticking with full HD resolution and reducing its power usage while boosting its brightness to 600 candela, making the Z3 the brightest smartphone available.
This change is initially concentrated in the central regions of the star where it cannot be directly observed, but it alters some observable properties of the star, such as brightness and surface temperature, and these alterations are taken as evidence of what is going on in the interior.
