Sentence examples for lighting fluctuation from inspiring English sources

Beside that the proposed method has shown great potential to overcome the drawback of the traditional BGS in handling challenges like shadow effect and lighting fluctuation.

First, the membership function μ k (f i, j)) is defined based on the local difference of the image normalized gray values, which can reduce the negative effects of the lighting fluctuation.

Then, after color calibration on the acquired images to remove noises caused by lighting fluctuations, quantitative dominant color features are extracted by fuzzy clustering method.

Future studies, however, may avoid this confound by offsetting the timing of lighting fluctuations as opposed to temperature fluctuations as in the present study, but this then creates a new confound because one treatment group would suffer a change in circadian rhythm while the other would not, and this may have its own negative effects.

Using the dual-detection method, robust 633 nm visible light imaging of an Air Force AFF) Chart figure is successfully demonstrated for 3 Hz global light fluctuation.

We did not need to use this scaling in our study but this approach can provide additional benefits over FAST in cases of severe light fluctuation.

These expression profiles involved responses to temperature and light fluctuation as well as oscillation of circadian clock components.

Pulsed light stimulation of an immobilized spheroid was used to simulate the light fluctuation experienced by a rotating spheroid during phototaxis.

Light fluctuations and viewing position change its appearance.

Long-period variable star, any intrinsically variable star whose light fluctuations are fairly regular and require many months or several years to complete one cycle.

No one knows exactly how light treatment works, but most experts seem to agree that the body has a master biological clock that responds to or is "set" by natural light fluctuations.