Sentence examples for colour documents from inspiring English sources

Leigh, along with cinematographer Dick Pope, outlined some of the research that had gone into the making of the film, including examining Turner's original colour documents at Tate Britain.

Forty-eight framed prints in black-and-white as well as colour documented daily life on the streets of several cities, notably Chicago.

For example, it can easily be extended to the analysis of multispectral scans of a single-sided document containing multiple information layers [15], or when the data are the RGB recto and verso scans of a colour document [9].

In storage or display the mechanical strength or the colour of documents may change, however, it could be argued that only the latter can be easily assessed by a user without technical aids or expertise.

Changes in colour were documented from dried specimens with a NIKON COOLPIX 5400 digital camera.

Open image in new window Fig. 8 Austrian governments since 1945 and transport related documents (colours in the graphic refer to the colours political parties use in Austria).

Her preference for black-and-white photography over colour is well documented; eschewing a light meter, she used the back of her hand to assess the prevailing conditions, which yielded more reliable results in monochrome.

Colour notations were documented according to Munsell colours [11] in order to evidence their changes when mixed with different organic and inorganic media and when exposed to air.

Colour development was documented by a scanner (UMAX, Astra 2200).

Referring to a Tumblr that documents people of colour in western art history as an example, Huxtable says sites like this "signify far more than someone writing an essay about pre-colonial African history".

For archival documents, changes in colour and tears contribute to the overall assessment to a minor extent, whereas missing pieces contribute most.