Sentence examples for color continuum from inspiring English sources
It would have been the ever-practical seven colored rainbow posing as the entire color continuum.
Such a large number of available colors gives the impression of a color continuum when, in fact, digital sampling technology has been used to carve up the objective color space into a disjoint series of wavelength intensities.
The grey value continuum underlying this matrix display was then converted into a color continuum (white-yellow-orange-red-black) using standard image manipulation software.
Anti-miscegenation and segregation laws have not been part of the Brazilian culture, so Brazil is a home to a population characterized by a color continuum between white and black races.
While there are specific skin types (identified from 1-6) for dermatological purposes While there are specific skin types (identified from 1-6) for dermatological purposes, makeup companies use their own terminology to describe their makeup colors along the continuum of skin tone.
That is as Suarez-Kurtz stated that "the individual proportions of European and African ancestry vary over wide ranges as a continuum across the Color categories of the Brazilian Census" (Suarez-Kurtz, 2010, p. 3).
"Race," then, must be seen not as a binary, with "white" on one side and "people of color" on the other, but as a continuum.
"If this proposal were enacted, all students, particularly students of color and low-income students, throughout the entire continuum of our education system would suffer, as would the nation's businesses who desperately need a skilled workforce to be successful," King added.
The electromagnetic spectrum, especially the visible "color" portion, is a widely studied subject throughout the educational continuum appearing in science standards across the country.
Price's color — which is unphotographable, because any single viewing distance belies a continuum of perceptions — is neither pretty nor visceral, sweet nor sour.
