Sentence examples for true brightness from inspiring English sources

Name a drawback of plasma or L.C.D. — motion blur, uneven lighting across the panel, blacks that aren't quite black, whites that aren't quite white, limited viewing angle, color that isn't quite true, brightness that washes out in bright rooms, screen-door effect up close — and this TV overcomes it.

The whole countryside was changing, shaking itself loose, into the true brightness of a July day.

Later, by plotting brightnesses and spectra in a diagram, Russell pictorialized the definite relationship between a star's true brightness and its spectrum.

In two papers, published in 1905 and 1907, he showed that a relationship exists between the colours of the stars and their true brightness and that giant and dwarf stars must exist.

The correlation of colour with true brightness became the basis of a widely used method of deducing the so-called spectroscopic parallaxes of stars (estimates of their distances from the Earth).

Each method relies on objects with known true brightness, called standard candles; their apparent brightness as seen from Earth then indicates their distance.

Figures 2 and 3 show that the cross-talk theory correctly predicts the relative cross-correlation due to cross-talk, based on a calibration value for κ and either separate measurements to determine the true brightnesses and particle numbers or, more conveniently, the apparent brightness and particle number ratios.

The LX 110/HD (54″ high by 96″ wide) has a titanium-white pigment infused into it and is color-corrected for blue with a secret metal cocktail&151blue only makes up about 10% of video's mix, so the 110/HD throws off true color and brightness you just won't see in other, grayer screens.

One option to exclude cross-talk and determine the true number and brightness ratios and is to perform a separate measurement, in which the blue laser excitation is switched off to prevent excitation of the green dye and thereby cross-talk from the green dye into the red channel.

The laminated display offers 80 degree viewing angles, which is true even in bright outdoor light thanks to the 400 nits of brightness.

Here we take a smooth declining curve at the lowest envelope of the data as being the continuum, which is the sum of real smooth brightness and true random noise, since the random noise has an additive effect.