Sentence examples for variability in the brightness from inspiring English sources

The post-enhancement skewness values lie further from zero consistent with increased variability in the brightness of highlighted objects after contrast.

The computer program automatically analyzed the outlined normal brain parenchyma to compensate for variability in scan brightness and lack of standardized pixel values in MRI scans.

This variability in brightness may explain why Johann Bayer, with the publication of his Uranometria in 1603, designated the star alpha as it may have rivaled the usually brighter Rigel (beta).

Sebastian Porceddu, a Ph.D. student at the University of Helsinki and a co-author of the study, told HuffPost that Algol is either the only star, or one of just two or three stars, that the ancient Egyptians monitored for their variability in brightness.

Uncertainty sources of NDVI Among factors that affect NDVI, we can list: variation in the brightness of soil background (S18), red and NIR bands (S19), atmospheric perturbations (S20), and variability in the sub-pixel structure (S21).

Antares is a red giant known to exhibit variability in brightness.

Note that this is only true within a colour patch, as patches with higher values of ΔL are not "brighter" than patches with lower values, which simply have lower variability in brightness.

But some, unsettled by change, blink in the brightness.

The addition of AI not only increases the average brightness, but also increases the (absolute) differences in the brightness of individual cells; hence the individual brightness levels eventually span an order of magnitude, as shown in Figure 5A.

The calculated brightness matches were compared to the brightness matches obtained in the brightness discrimination experiments.

An increase in the brightness and softness was observed by sensory analysis (data not shown).