Sentence examples for diffuse brightness from inspiring English sources

Just enough to get your hopes up—the clouds whitening and thinning and letting through a diffuse brightness that never got around to being real sunshine, and was usually gone before supper.

Then, the diffuse auroral brightness further increased during the MI and was later also seen in the eastern portion of the imager FOV.

Because mCherry signal was weak and diffuse, the brightness of this channel was uniformly enhanced for reproduction.

Aplanatic spherical/cylindrical CDOEs satisfying the sine condition are also capable of concentrating quasi-monochromatic diffuse light onto a flat target at the theoretical limit imposed by brightness conservation.

And the compound film can supply functions of diffusing light and enhancing brightness.

The emission function is a key property in characterising the sky brightness under arbitrary conditions, therefore it is required by modellers, environmental engineers, urban planners, light pollution researchers, and experimentalists who study the diffuse light of the night sky.

(b) The microwave enhancement consists of a diffuse component and bright patches with excess brightness temperatures up to 5000 K, assuming the brightness temperature at 17 GHz of 10000 K for the disk.

WIZARD will be able to measure the absolute brightness of diffuse sky in visible wavelengths.

However, if monomeric red and green probes are co-diffusing, the corresponding two-dimensional histogram would be best fit by a diffusing species with brightness contributions in both channels.

For example, a hypothetical monomeric green probe diffusing alone with a brightness of 3000 counts per second per molecule would surface in the plot with a brightness in the green channel without a contribution in the red channel (Figure 1E).

The 2dPCH histograms of Bat2-GFP-mCherry fit well to a 1 species model, with diffusing particles having coincidence brightness in the GFP and mCherry channels with values consistent with monomeric GFP and mCherry (Figure 4, compare to Figure 3B).