Sentence examples for quality of brightness from inspiring English sources

If they were called deva ("divine"), a Sanskrit word related to Latin deus ("god"), it was only because they shared the quality of brightness; Müller was especially fond of interpreting myths in terms of solar phenomena.

The quality of brightness--perhaps the simplest visual attribute we perceive--appears to be determined probabilistically.

Furthermore, strict quality control of brightness temperature removes outliers.

It took about two years to figure out which LEDs would best match the quality of light that the artist intended — the same brightness, tone and glow.

New third-generation synchrotrons offer substantial improvements in terms of quality and brightness of the X-ray beams they produce.

Contrast limited adaptive histogram equalization (CLAHE): In most cases, image stack quality in terms of brightness and contrast can be improved by the application of an algorithm for contrast and brightness equalization and enhancement.

In order to ensure the quality of image, the brightness distribution of computer software is divided by the field.

Either choice can provide a similar quality and brightness of light but use a fraction of the energy of an incandescent or halogen light bulb.

Labelling vectors (pPB-STOP-XFPs) concentration varied according to the quality and brightness of the fluorescent signal, from 200 to 500 ng/μl each of the 12 vectors (around 3.5-4 μg/μl in total).

Although increase in the number of disulphide bond was observed when the dosage of sodium ranged from 1 to 5% [39], more research suggested that the optimum adding amount of sodium chloride was around 2%[322, 40], where the overall quality of noodles, including texture, brightness, cooking properties and flavor, was enhanced significantly [41, 42].

Gathered inside the newly refurbished 88-year-old theater, Imax executives demonstrated a 4K laser projection system equipped with a new optical engine and other technologies that they said vastly improve the brightness quality of images on large screens compared with conventional film and digital projectors.