Sentence examples for differences in brightness of from inspiring English sources

Differences in brightness of different parts of an image due to shadow or non-uniform illumination also demand enhancement.

The differences between the two are bulk, brightness, finish, and of course price.

It is noted here that the difference in brightness of the FESEM images represents the different thicknesses of the deposited ZnO structures.

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

The addition of AI not only increases the average brightness, but also increases the (absolute) differences in the brightness of individual cells; hence the individual brightness levels eventually span an order of magnitude, as shown in Figure 5A.

It starts with a photographer harvesting every bit of difference in brightness by taking several different photos of the same scene, with large exposure differences between them.

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.

Under field conditions in vegetation remote sensing, the performance of the technique may be negatively affected by differences in brightness due to amount and orientation of plant tissues in canopies or the observing conditions.

To determine whether they could distinguish quantitative differences in brightness, we trained a new cohort of four rd/rd cl mice over 17 days to swim toward a lit target of moderate radiance (64 red+green+blue LED triplets each with radiance 13 W/sr/m or 10 melanopic cd/m) in preference to a dark target.

Results show that minimizing differences in brightness and contrast yields a stronger pattern of onset dominance bias and reveals evidence of monocular dominance.

Strong differences in the brightness of UV reflected images such as that of lithopone and titanium white are still observable, Figure 5.