Sentence examples for little brightness from inspiring English sources

The lack of detection of the Y feature in the LIR data suggests little brightness temperature difference between the bright arms and the stem of the feature and the neighboring region seen at short wavelengths, which is a puzzle.

I like a squeeze of lemon juice for a little brightness, and maybe a slice of lemon or orange to dress it up.

And for those arty friends looking for a little brightness this winter, the vibrant monograph "Flowerhead," featuring illustrations by Olaf Hajek, is sure to delight and inspire.

With the exception of "Privilege," a clever commentary on aristocratic life heard at the opening of each of the two acts, the songs, accompanied by piano, cello and violin, inject little brightness or insight into the slender old-fashioned comedy.

[ image: /photos/590953a86552fa0be682c76b] And for those arty friends looking for a little brightness this winter, the vibrant monograph "Flowerhead," featuring illustrations by Olaf Hajek, is sure to delight and inspire.

Our initial results show that (50000) Quaoar has a significant brightness variation of Δm ∼ 0.3 with a rotation period of about 18.84 h while (136199) Eris (formerly 2003 UB313) has very little brightness variation (Δm ∼ 0.05).

Contrast is excellent, and at minimum brightness it gives out very little light (great for clock/alarm apps like Bedside).

It's a trick he repeats with a little more brightness on the single Retrograde, whose backing is like some cyberpunk version of Ray Ellis's orchestral arrangements for Holiday.

Layered a reverberated White noise over the top to give the sound a little more brightness and top end.

Is it the longer nights leading us to covet a little extra brightness, even if it's from a bulb attached to wire?

While it is true that warm water can set certain stains, for white clothes that have already been laundered several times and have lost their brightness little by little, any color change has already been set into the fibers.