Sentence examples for different brightness from inspiring English sources

Different brightness means difference in the average atomic number.

"The second question is unanswerable unless you happen to know exactly how many people carry lighters and are likely to wave them around". Add to that the fact that the flame from each lighter may have a different brightness, just as stars may differ in brightness and planets may differ in size.

With respect to the light response, something remarkable happens when images of different brightness are presented to each eye: The pupil constricts when the bright stimulus, relative to the dark stimulus, dominates awareness (see Fig. 1).

Switching these modulators on and off in the right combination offers full color at different brightness.

These images will in general be magnified by different amounts, so will in general appear to have different brightness.

Each pixel in a Mirasol display is actually made up of several modulators that display the three basic colors at different brightness levels.

In other words, he is unable to distinguish all these hues from each other on the basis of their colour; if he distinguishes them, it is because of their different luminosity (brightness).

With the new LED fixtures, bought from Philips Color Kinetics, based in Massachusetts, the Empire State Building will be illuminated with millions of deep, rich colors and subtle pastels, compared with a limited palette of 10 colors from the existing lamps, which also tend to flicker and produce different brightnesses depending on the color.

When you look up at the stars in the night sky, they appear with different brightnesses, colors, and clustering patterns.

However, there's a nice bonus here: the Moon and Saturn possess extremely different brightnesses, with Saturn appearing much fainter than the Moon.

At the same time, we can build stars on computers in order to try and model stellar evolution, including the evolution of our own sun, and we find we get agreement with what we see in the galaxy, in terms of the observed distribution of stars of different brightnesses and colors if the galaxy is about 12 billion years old.