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brightness

[brahyt-nis] / ˈbraɪt nɪs /




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Often, the fermented soy paste is mixed with oil and lime juice or rice vinegar for brightness, plus ginger or garlic for added complexity.

From Washington Times

Technology changes over the decades, and a halo that once was limited to an on and off switch now can be lit in different colors, at varying levels of brightness.

From Los Angeles Times

The researchers relied on measurements of 50 supernovae of a particular kind, known as type Ia: white dwarf stars that explode with an inherently predictable brightness.

From Science Magazine

He liked stars that changed their brightness because they were in some kind of relationship with other stars.

From Scientific American

“He was desperately holding onto the brightness of the sun as a symbol of what life is,” he said.

From New York Times