Sentence examples for extreme illumination from inspiring English sources

In addition, ambient lighting of 1500 lux is more appropriate for reading on electronic paper than an environment with extreme illumination (e.g., 8000 lux).

As can be seen that the adaptive global mapping renders image from extreme illumination conditions (top image: underexposed photo; bottom image: overexposed photo) to nearly normal condition.

For example glare and decreased contrast sensitivity often affect cataract patients more than expected, especially in extremes of illumination (Rubin et al 1993).

The videos were collected by a subject wearing the head-mounted standard color camera and passing through scenes with varying illumination including the extreme cases of underexposed and overexposed at a resolution of 720p and a speed of 30 FPS.

Our continuously online training strategy makes the classifiers robust to varying illumination even in the extreme conditions.

Image data was captured with a high sensitivity camera (Andor iXon 885, em-gain set to 48, an extreme signal amplification level) with an illumination time of 600ms.

Thus, using personal protective devices (PPDs) such as sun-reflecting hats or working at dawn and at dusk with enough illumination would combat the extreme temperatures, especially in the summer months.

By utilizing only the extreme edges of the exiting light, a more limited range of illumination angles (approximately 3°) in ensured relative to the typical approach of using the beam.

The conductivities of semiconductors are between these extremes and are generally sensitive to temperature, illumination, magnetic fields, and minute amounts of impurity atoms.

A concept of a synchrotron radiation (SR) beam line and illumination system to be used for extreme-ultra-violet lithography (EUVL) is proposed.

His eye for often surprising detail, combined with the extreme formality of composition, and the contrast of chiaroscuro illumination, lends a New-York-meets-Rembrandt incongruity to all of Penn's work, regardless of its subject matter.