Sentence examples for color term from inspiring English sources

The color term is defined as (23).

Second, the color term is similarly defined as (14).

Second, the sensitivity term and the color term are minimized together.

We also present some results showing the impact of the skin color term P f in detection appearance likelihood.

Using a skin color term in the face likelihood enhances clustering quality, by improving false positive cluster quality.

The average error rate is reduced to 0.51% if the color term is combined with the sensitivity term.

In such a scenario, subjects who are inverted with respect to each other differ in relevant behavioral dispositions (e.g., dispositions to apply color terms, dispositions to sort colored chips, etc).

Some experiments suggested that color terms influenced people in the moment of perception.

Sheldon had concluded that the Pirahã tribe has fixed color terms — a view duly enshrined in Berlin and Kay's book "Basic Color Terms: Their Universality and Evolution" (1969).

"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).

Deutscher does find three areas where a weaker version of linguistic relativity might hold — color terms, spatial relations and grammatical gender.