fainter

Going higher than that probably means thinner blank lines will just appear fainter and not thinner.

The brightness and size are adjustable, which means you can choose from a bright green text and background or fainter levels of green.

After a decade, it will be a far fainter association, current trajectories of life being held equal.

It's getting hard for people to see stars in many big cities, let alone fainter objects.

Now imagine, when the survey is done, we will be able to see even fainter objects and image an area of the sky 1000x times this size.

They were fainter than the brightest stars but still distinctly visible with a few crawling across the sky at a given time.

My current exception is astrophotography; firstly possible to see bodies that are much, much fainter with the assistance of the smartphone camera.

That means it is assumed they always reach the same luminosity, so they can be used to measure distances in the universe (the fainter they are, the farther away they are).

So instead they keep trying to find fainter and more obscure effects, so faint that they exceed their own abilities to recognize statistical significance.

If you mean just the streak across the sky that is the densest part of our galaxy, then there'd just be fainter and more distant stars in our galaxy to take its place.

The stars are still there, but the atmospheric diffusion of blue light from the sun prevents you from discerning the fainter light of a more distant star.

Asteroids are very hard to detect because they're faint and they move -- so you can't expose the image for a long time to detect a fainter image.

Fainter doesn't necessarily mean "less important": it may just indicate a separate channel-of-interleaved-information, sometimes skippable.

Meaningful praise for the people named, it seems, but "our Dota result" feels fainter than I would most appreciate.

The issue is what is called the "confusion limit" - the point at which you can't be confident that what appears to be a source is not just the summed emission from a bunch of fainter background objects.

When you go checkout there is a big prime banner inviting you to click now that looks the the default "next screen" button, and smaller fainter text below saying "continue without enjoying prime benefits".