Sentence examples for colour knowledge from inspiring English sources

Unsupervised clustering techniques based on Principal Component Analysis (PCA), Fuzzy-C-Means (FCM) and Self-organizing map (SOM) were used to create a 2D colour knowledge map representing the dynamics of the i-EKbase to provide "prior knowledge" about the integrated knowledgebase.

This will include giving an adequate account of the phenomenology of color experiences, and in giving an account of the role of the experiences in the acquisition, both of colour concepts, and of colour knowledge.

Such a role of visual colour knowledge implies that a yellow banana gives rise to a qualitatively different type of processing than a purple banana – even when the shape in the image is same.

A more recent resting state functional MRI study also identified a role of the bilateral lingual gyri in object colour knowledge [ 91, 92].

Perhaps what this story reveals is the chasm between what people of colour consider common knowledge and how little others truly know about the history of many black people – not only in America, but in other countries, too.

The prerequisite for appreciating this, they believe, is a sense of form and colour and a knowledge of three-dimensional space (the last required because otherwise a cube, for example, would appear in a painting as a flat pattern and would be unable to play the architectural role intended for it).

To the best of our knowledge, colour formation has been intensely investigated in fruits using RNA-Seq, and some information has been obtained regarding Unigenes, such as sweet orange (Citrus sinensis L. Osbeck) [ 20] and Chinese bayberry (Myrica rubra Sieb. and Zucc).

She paints her clear colours using this knowledge.

Each personality adds their own colour: Aggers by his knowledge and humour, Blowers by his joi-de-vivre and CMJ by his knowledge of history and exquisite use of language.

Increasing our knowledge of colour mutations common to mammals and birds should make it possible to compare more systematically colour genes and their associated phenotypic effects in these two animal classes.

Hewlett-Packard, originally an electronics company, exploited its knowledge of colour printers, inks and paper to produce finely tuned systems that worked well together.