Sentence examples for weak illumination from inspiring English sources

The special condition of short-wave infrared cannot only provide illumination compensation for the weak illumination environment, but also can avoid the problem of exposure when using visible light illuminance, which affects the accuracy of inspection algorithm.

Then he gradually adjusted his light, first to show the pathetically weak illumination of a coal-oil lamp that would have been used in the early days of the mines, and then to show the only marginally more intense beam of a later-day coal-miner's helmet lamp.

Since The two videose trangeng algorithms possess the same architecture, the difromenclear performance can be attributed to the distribution of particles through the importance density integrating the projective transform.

Under weak illumination, the interband absorption dominates due to relatively low concentration of free carries.

Besides, the modulation of photoresponse by the piezo-phototronic effect is more significant under weak illumination condition.

As a herbaceous twiner, D. nipponica needs to climb on other plants in natural habitat, so it has weak illumination.

The device performs as a self-powered photodetector that operates at a nominal zero-applied voltage, with a large photocurrent response under a weak light illumination.

During the dark adaptation, a thermograph to check the surface temperature of the body and a picture of the subject under weak light illumination for focusing are taken.

The size of cloud image in this database is 1392×1040 pixels with weak illuminations and no occlusion.

These two steps also compensate the weaker illumination on the left side.

When all of the activated molecules were counted regardless of their activation order and of the number of activated monomers in a trefoil, the lifetimes of the activated state were well fit to single exponential functions under both weak and strong light illumination conditions, and their decay constants were nearly identical, irrespective of the intensity of illuminated light.