Sentence examples for white brightness from inspiring English sources

Dazzling white brightness permeated the self-catering apartment, the strongly favoured French choice of cheap accommodation, exposing layers of normally invisible dust.

Toshiba says that this set, with it's LED magic, can achieve a 2,000,000 1 dynamic contrast ratio without sacrificing the white brightness.

The MSR-based methods are not sensitive to white brightness; however, there is a serious color distortion in the results with MSR [11] (the second row in Fig. 14), where the color is not vivid and looks a little dimmer.

More importantly, the local dimming allows deep blacks without sacrificing peak white brightness for an all-new level of picture quality with a previously unattainable 2M 1 dynamic contrast.

However, all bright channel-based methods including the method in [21] (the fourth row in Fig. 14) and LIME in [23] (the fifth row in Fig. 14) have obvious effect on improving the white brightness of the images and cause artifacts in the brighter regions.

At the initial momentum of collision, the authors were able to appreciate a great white brightness (Figure 9A).

With the advances in the technology of materials based on GaN, high brightness white light emitting diodes (LEDs) have flourished over the past few years and have shown to be very promising in many new illumination applications such as outdoor illumination, task and decorative lighting as well as aircraft and automobile illuminations.

The nanocrystals emit the near equal energy white light with high brightness and favorable color balance when excited using a 980 nm continuous wave diode laser.

Full color white light and high brightness fluorescence images and video of nerves as small as 100 µm in diameter are presented.

92nd Street Y. LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Lincoln Center's Great Performers series has yet to plunge into the brightness of the White Light Festival, but the venerable maestro Colin Davis can hardly be said to remain in the dark as he plies a specialty in the music of Sibelius: the Violin Concerto, with Nikolai Znaider as soloist, and the Second Symphony.

The assonantal echoes in the opening lines ("white", "wakened", "brightness", "faces", "angels") help recreate in audio Blake's chiaroscuro effects, while the rhythm suggests the fluency of line in the painter's depiction of light-catching cloth and flaring wings.