The phrase "large brightness" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English. It is used to describe a strong or intense level of brightness. Example: The fireworks lit up the night sky with large brightness, dazzling everyone who watched.
Paule Constable's lighting creates a court of large brightness, pockets of intimacy, outer regions of menacing shadow and a recurring miasmic greyness through which funerals process and the dead occasionally wander.
Most of the scenes captured in Middlebury could be categorized as normal LDR indoor scenes of 102cd/m2 since they do not contain large brightness differences.
Since pixels with large brightness must correspond to CaM-forming complexes, we must look at the map of the number of molecules to properly evaluate the availability of CaM.
Only at polar latitudes are larger brightness temperature variations seen.
High dynamic range (HDR) images provide greater detail and larger brightness levels than conventional low dynamic range (LDR) ones.
Subclasses of giants are supergiants, with even larger radii and brightness for their masses and temperatures (see supergiant star); red giants, which have low temperatures but are of great brightness; and subgiants, which have slightly reduced radii and brightness.
Voyager detected no large variations in brightness as Nereid rotated.
Consequently, the large deviation in brightness temperature (Fig. 3a) disappeared, after October 2016 (Fig. 3b).
In comparison with pure NIR dyes, our organic dye nanoparticles possess almost 50-fold increased brightness, large Stokes shifts (∼250 nm) and dramatically enhanced photostability.
Simultaneous integration of the most desired properties such as high photostability, negligible cytotoxicity and phototoxicity, good brightness, large Stokes shift and high selectivity toward DNA over RNA into a single DNA stain has always been challenging.
Moreover, it is found that the device not only suffers slight efficiency roll-off but also exhibits a stable color during a large range of brightness, indicating that the device can satisfy the future commercial requirements.
