Sentence examples for aspect of color from inspiring English sources

She showed another subtle aspect of color choice: some look better on static objects, others on moving ones.

Whiteness is an aspect of color resultant by high luminosity with an absence of any hue (Wyszecki and Stiles 1982; Steen and Dupont 2003; Choudhury 2006).

We can reinforce the point by referring to the fact that it is common to find color authorities explain a central aspect of color, the property of having a hue, as follows: "Hue: attribute of colour perception denoted by the terms yellow, red, blue, green and so forth" (Kuehni 2005, p. 187; see also Byrne and Hilbert 1997b, p. 447).

The fact that red/yellow coloration in Phelsuma is based on pteridines, the synthesis of which is controlled by enzymes that have been well studied in model organisms [ 42], readily suggests candidate genes for this pigmentary aspect of color variation.

Saturation refers to the strength of an emerald's color, and it is, perhaps, the most important aspect of color quality.

First, I consider two noteworthy arguments that are founded on aspects of color perception.

As time passes, Mary acquires more and more information about the physical aspects of color and color vision.

Modeling software allows the display of projections of the product and experimentation with visual aspects of color and texture.

These subcompartments, which are not clearly revealed by CO histochemistry, lie within each of the thin, pale, and thick CO dense stripes in V2 and are specific for aspects of color, orientation and retinal disparity, respectively.

No  matter that some aspects of color in the city are naturally occurring; manipulation of color is well within the reach of most city dwellers, and is one of the most easily and affordably altered urban characteristics.

By using this system, we can make the comparison between the neural representation of color and various aspects of color perception of the stimulus.