Sentence examples for colour homogeneity from inspiring English sources

Cheese elaborated from milk when cows were supplemented with FO had a more intense yellowness and higher notes for colour homogeneity than cheese elaborated from milk when cows were on control and FOPO treatments.

In addition to rapid and easy determination of the proportions of the mixtures including different types of pigments, cements, mineral additions, and chemical admixtures, the mortar approach enables observation of the effect of pigments on the viscosity of C-SCC and evaluation of specific aspects as the colorimetric parameters, the colour homogeneity and the surface finishing.

In fact, it is characterized by low density, easy seasoning and processing, and colour homogeneity that make it particularly suited to apply the painted layers, in spite of this wood could be easily attacked by xylophages.

Skin cues such as overall skin colour and colour homogeneity, for example, are observable, objectively measurable, and known correlates of condition in humans and non-human animals [38], [40], [41].

Owing to the image quality in terms of contrast and colour homogeneity, and difficulties in adequate contrast and size calibration, we changed to a back projector-based system soon after.

This approach combines the perceptual information of three natures – colour, texture, and homogeneity – in order to segment natural colour images.

We begin by categorizing each distinct raw material as to rock type, and, since most of them are varieties of flint, distinguish individual types based on criteria such as colour, cortex characteristics, homogeneity, and any visible fossils.

The marks of anchors of the tested attributes were for most of them as follows: none-very strong, for meat colour: light-dark, for homogeneity of colour: none-very high, and for juiciness: dry-juicy.

Skin colour distribution, topography and homogeneity have since all been related to both health and attractiveness (Fink et al., 2006; Matts et al., 2007; Fink and Matts, 2008).

This is the case for retinotopically arranged neuronal sets that code for homogeneity features (brightness, colour, texture, etc), oriented contours, and corners of an object.

A novel method of colour image segmentation based on fuzzy homogeneity and data fusion techniques is presented.