The phrase "a fixed color" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a color that does not change or is set in a specific context, such as design, art, or manufacturing.
Example: "The logo features a fixed color that remains consistent across all branding materials."
Alternatives: "a permanent color" or "a static color".
"But we'll give him something because that's what he wants.' " (Today, Sheldon endorses Everett's claim that the tribe has no fixed color terms).
The Pirahã, Everett wrote, have no numbers, no fixed color terms, no perfect tense, no deep memory, no tradition of art or drawing, and no words for "all," "each," "every," "most," or "few" — terms of quantification believed by some linguists to be among the common building blocks of human cognition.
In addition, two so-called fast telescopes with fixed color filters and higher read-out cadence are used for seismic studies of the brightest targets.
Fixed color patches allow accurate positioning of the resultant image in colour space.
"The conviction grew upon me", he wrote, that his business successes could be endangered "if race prejudice and persecution and public discrimination from mere color was to spread up from the South and result in a fixed caste of color".
Somehow, working within the limitations imposed by the technology of the time — six graphic shapes that could be manipulated, six fixed colors and six grays — Ms. Nessim managed to make pictures that were as sinuous and evocative as her hand-drawn imagery.
In order to represent a color image as a fixed histogram representation, the RGB color space was uniformly partitioned into color bins.
Dweck's most central theory was simple: youth who were taught to regard their brains as a muscle, developed through hard work — a "growth mind-set" — fared far better than those who'd been taught that intelligence was a fixed trait, like eye color.
To obtain comprehensive lists of color−object associations, one group of participants provided verbal descriptions of all the objects they associated with each of the 32 BCP colors in a fixed time period.
Almost equal values of are observed for R, G, and B components of a given test color image and a fixed noise variance.
