Sentence examples for the brightness which from inspiring English sources
In Bird's day, girls were so hidden away that "the brightness which girl life contributes to social existence [was] unknown in the country".
Attractiveness is proportional to the brightness which decreases with increasing distance between fireflies.
They've improved the speakers as well as the brightness, which is good, because the old speakers were pretty tinny.
XRD performed with a synchrotron source presents several advantages compared with conventional sources, among which the brightness which, as for μXRF, improves the achievable detection limit, acquisition dwell time and lateral resolution.
Most sights have either active or passive adjustments for the reticle brightness, which help the shooter adapt to different lighting conditions.
The increased temperature also caused a marked decrease in the QD brightness, which provided a means for in situ heat/temperature sensing and an indicator of the progress of the photo-thermal therapy.
"However, we'll continue to observe this fast-moving star to exclude possible, but improbable, natural variations of the stellar brightness, which could masquerade as a planet".
The fluorescence brightness, which is a product of an extinction coefficient and a quantum yield of the fluorophore, of Alexa Fluor 555 and ATTO 550 are 15,000 and 96,000, respectively [ 37].
Whether evoking Salt Lake City-style spic-and-span-ness or squalid poverty in a drought-plagued village, Scott Pask's sets and Ann Roth's costumes have exactly the right heightened brightness, which stops short of the cartoonish.
A liberal sprinkling of social satire gives the novel a bit of edge: T'Rain is riven by a user-generated civil war between the Earthtone Coalition and the Forces of Brightness, which can be read as a gloss on Facebook v MySpace and the way that class friction in America manifests itself as quarrels over taste.
In the color image segmentation, we also consider the color value of pixels, i.e., the color information and brightness, which influence the segmentation result.
