Sentence examples for equivalent brightness from inspiring English sources

The technology is disarmingly simple – a plastic bottle filled with bleached water installed in the roof of a building so that daylight from outside refracts through the water into the room, providing equivalent brightness to a 50-watt conventional bulb in full daylight.

For each recording, the confocal volume was positioned on the cell nucleus in x y, selecting fluorescent cells of approximately equivalent brightness by using a constant camera exposure time for all experiments in this study.

In our experiments the equivalent brightness of the non-clustered component for the Y1-β-arrestin complex and Y1sfGFP PCH data suggests the same number of GFP molecules per fluorescent complex, whether the receptor is labelled directly or via generation of receptor β-arrestin BiFC.

But because the inorganic diodes are so much brighter, far fewer are needed to create a display of equivalent brightness--and therefore the cost of the inorganic LED arrays is comparable.

However luminance values, based on photopic sensitivity, do not always adequately describe the quality of a lit environment and how it is perceived; therefore it is necessary to consider parameters like brightness or equivalent luminance.

More specifically, scaling of R, G, B values simultaneously with the same degree is equivalent to brightness changing in color spaces.

A psychophysical function maps an objective stimulus variable, such as the luminance of a visual stimulus, into its subjective equivalent, such as brightness.

The Sloan observations looked at that fog in the light of the most distant known object in the universe, a quasar, or cosmic beacon with a brightness equivalent to billions of suns.

The peak absolute luminosity appears to be about 50,000 times the luminosity of the Sun, but the largest percentage of known open clusters has a brightness equivalent to 500 solar luminosities.

System specific features include the presence of echogenic bowel, intra-hepatic calcifications (intra-hepatic echodensities with brightness equivalent to bone and with posterior acoustic shadowing [ 35]), pleural effusions, ascites or generalised hydrops.

This brightness is equivalent to that of the Milky Way in the dark sky.