Sentence examples for differences in brightness between from inspiring English sources

Differences in brightness between near-infrared wavelengths of light can indicate the presence of some hydrated minerals that have been altered by water.

Researchers needed a low-temperature method for making them that would not melt the glass in the display; they also had to find a way to distribute the nanotubes uniformly, since the eye can detect subtle differences in brightness between neighboring pixels.

"So far, our results suggest that we rely upon melanopsin to perceive the difference in brightness between a foggy day in London and bright summer sunshine in Manchester – we need to know whether it also provides the spatial information we rely upon for more complex sorts of vision," said Lucas.

"The difference in brightness between a star and a young exoplanet is usually comparable to the difference between a firefly and a lighthouse," Follette said in a statement.

"The difference in brightness between a star and a young exoplanet is usually comparable to the difference between a firefly and a lighthouse," Follette said.

Thus, you might have expected that if the magnitude scale were set up "correctly", the difference in brightness between a magnitude 1 and magnitude 2 star would be the same as the difference in brightness between a magnitude 2 and magnitude 3 star -- this would be a so-called linear brightness scale.

Simply put, contrast ratio is a measure of the difference in brightness between the highest level of white and the deepest shade of black that a TV screen can produce.

The researchers incorporated the grid into an OLED as the top electrode and observed no ­visible difference in brightness between their LED's light emission and that of a conventional OLED made with an ITO electrode, although Guo says that he and his colleagues will need to do more-detailed optical measurements to see how the two compare.

Broadband color in this context is the difference in brightness between two bands.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00031.002 Visual contrast is usually referred to as the difference in brightness between an object and the background (Hofstetter et al., 2000).

Using the 4-Hz flicker, we next explored the contrast sensitivity of the flicker detection by reducing the difference in brightness between white and black elements of the flicker.