Sentence examples for tone characteristics from inspiring English sources

Performing noise reduction processing on the signal immediately after it is output by the CMOS sensor makes it possible to reduce noise while maintaining resolution, tone characteristics, and saturation.

These novels have a much lighter, farcical, and comic tone, characteristics of postmodernism.

Rationale: Although asymmetry is distinguishable in very young children with CP, tone characteristics are still evolving (especially in preterm infants) making it extremely difficult to attribute classifications of spasticity, diskynesia or ataxia.

The colors are lush, with the work's rich, subtle tones, characteristic of the best medieval glass, giving off a warm glow.

Each performance of Arabic classical music is said to be cast in a maqām, whose attributes are a scale consisting of a collection of tones, characteristic motifs to which an improviser or composer consistently returns, and a distinct character perceived by the informed listener.

The tone is characteristic of Nolo.com, which is both comprehensive and quirky.

A half of the maximum entropy is taken as a threshold between noise-like and tone-like characteristics.

Interestingly, we found significantly increased serum Sema3E levels both in pRP and SSc compared with healthy individuals, suggesting that this molecule might participate in the vascular tone disturbances characteristic of both clinical entities.

Standard deviations of duration of tinnitus modification following the masker stimuli were highly variable for both residual inhibition and residual excitation groups (0.00 1.63), and were not dependent on masker or pure-tone audiogram characteristics.

The use of colour and the ability to create subtle tones are characteristic of Evans' skill as a colourist.

The rich dark tones are characteristic of the artist's palette as is the interplay of light and shadow providing depth, contrast, and focus.