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Mesopic lightness, brightness, and brightness contrast [PDF]
Perception & Psychophysics, 1990 At mesopic mean luminances a fixed physical contrast produces less brightness contrast than at photopic mean luminances.1 This suggests that lightnesses of surfaces might also be altered at low luminances. I measured lightness, brightness, and brightness contrast in cathode-ray tube (CRT) simulations of achromatic paper patchworks.
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Perception, 2010
A brightness illusion and transparency effects are described for configurations comprising alternating black and white bars on which are superimposed mid-luminance shapes (diamonds and hexagons). The resulting phenomena are predictable by Anderson's ‘scission theory’, which is thus given further support.
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A brightness illusion and transparency effects are described for configurations comprising alternating black and white bars on which are superimposed mid-luminance shapes (diamonds and hexagons). The resulting phenomena are predictable by Anderson's ‘scission theory’, which is thus given further support.
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2014
Digital pathology is an idea whose time has come. The hardware keeps getting better year after year, and enough companies now have invested in this new field to gather the critical mass necessary to turn digital pathology into a mainstream technique. But this is not enough.
Sucaet, Yves, Waelput, Wim
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Digital pathology is an idea whose time has come. The hardware keeps getting better year after year, and enough companies now have invested in this new field to gather the critical mass necessary to turn digital pathology into a mainstream technique. But this is not enough.
Sucaet, Yves, Waelput, Wim
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Annals of Dyslexia, 1985
It seems too obvious to need stating that, for good or ill or neutral areas of vantage, we bring to the world what the Good Book calls "gifts differing." It is well for the individual and the race that this is so, but, human life being what it is, the variety presents challenges.
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It seems too obvious to need stating that, for good or ill or neutral areas of vantage, we bring to the world what the Good Book calls "gifts differing." It is well for the individual and the race that this is so, but, human life being what it is, the variety presents challenges.
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Mental Health Practice, 2016
Apps are a part of everyday life in the 21st century. Unfortunately, domestic abuse also remains an everday reality for many people.
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Apps are a part of everyday life in the 21st century. Unfortunately, domestic abuse also remains an everday reality for many people.
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The Leading Edge, 2011
Imaging geophysicists often have to be content with tomographic velocity models obtained using fixed anisotropy parameters. Interpretation geophysicists often have to accept image volumes without a good measure of uncertainty. To those who have qualms about hand-specifying anisotropy parameters, and to those who question hand-ascribing uncertainties ...
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Imaging geophysicists often have to be content with tomographic velocity models obtained using fixed anisotropy parameters. Interpretation geophysicists often have to accept image volumes without a good measure of uncertainty. To those who have qualms about hand-specifying anisotropy parameters, and to those who question hand-ascribing uncertainties ...
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Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatology, 2008 William Sanchez, Maarouf A. Hoteit
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2013
This chapter presents an overview of quantitative fluorescence brightness experiments with special emphasis on single-color measurements of protein homo-interactions inside living cells. We discuss practical considerations in the choice of the fluorescent labels and the calibration measurements necessary for quantitative interpretation of brightness ...
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This chapter presents an overview of quantitative fluorescence brightness experiments with special emphasis on single-color measurements of protein homo-interactions inside living cells. We discuss practical considerations in the choice of the fluorescent labels and the calibration measurements necessary for quantitative interpretation of brightness ...
Patrick J, Macdonald +3 more
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Journal of the Optical Society of America, 1966
Edwin J. Breneman, C. J. Bartleson
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Edwin J. Breneman, C. J. Bartleson
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