Sentence examples for given brightness from inspiring English sources

The ADC slope can be adjusted in order to give the best dynamic range for a given brightness of a scene.

One important consideration is to avoid artificial clustering of points with a given brightness, which could be confused with regions of protein aggregation.

The probability of detecting a burst of a given brightness (plotted in Figures 1 and 3) seems to be described well by this model, as shown by the linear decrease in the log-scaled graphs.

On the other hand, the required [Ca2+] transient amplitude for reliable detection at a given brightness strongly depends on the Ca2+ affinity of the indicator, with higher affinity CaRuby-Nano requiring substantially smaller transients than CaRuby-Me (Appendix figure 1F).

Note that we did not attribute a specific number of oligomers to a given brightness for each burst, as was done in "Direct Observation of the Interconversion of Normal and Toxic Forms of a-Synuclein", by N. Cremades, Cell (25 May 2012).

Slim wedges of fresh lemon mixed in give brightness to the dish.

The colour is usually provided by pigment usually reds but also titanium dioxide, a white compound that gives brightness and cover.

Blend the concealer and set it with translucent powder or banana powder: a yellow-tinged theatrical powder that really gives brightness; try Ben Nye (preciousaboutmakeup.com, £13.95).

It can also give brightness and nerviness to the wine.

"It gives the landscape a beautiful, different look and gives brightness to the short winter days we have here in Finland," he told HuffPost.

We control lower brightness of pixels (<75) as giving brightness zero in order to remove dark noise.