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brightness

[brahyt-nis] / ˈbraɪt nɪs /




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With the calm cadence of a flight attendant, Sue instructs everyone to put their phones on Do Not Disturb, sound and brightness to max and open Instagram to find @asexualhistoryoftheinternet.

From Los Angeles Times

This structure increased the brightness of dark excitons by an extraordinary factor of 300,000, making them clearly observable and allowing their behavior to be precisely controlled.

From Science Daily

There wasn’t the tightness or brightness, for instance, that the players gave Stravinsky and Mahler in Tokyo.

From Los Angeles Times

Even after standardizing their brightness, the team found that supernovae originating from younger stars tend to look fainter, while those from older stars appear brighter.

From Science Daily

A key example is superradiance, a quantum effect in which atoms emit light in perfect synchronization, creating a brightness far greater than the sum of their individual emissions.

From Science Daily