Sentence examples for colour planes from inspiring English sources

Gipkens expressed his subject through signs and symbols reduced to flat colour planes within a unified visual composition.

It was Gauguin who used the word Synthetism, by which he meant a style of art in which the form (colour planes and lines) is synthesized with the major idea or feeling of the subject.

The paintings and prints by Die Brücke artists encompassed all varieties of subject matter the human figure, landscape, portraiture, still life executed in a simplified style that stressed bold outlines and strong colour planes.

In consequence, those among the Argentinian tyros who were members of the Communist party were soon expelled, after which their compositions of geometric shapes, diagonal lines and colour planes became, in many ways, more beguiling, and they joined a more general and international postwar abstraction movement.

They juxtapose rather than proceed chronologically or logically, from cause to effect; they contain enigmatic and startling images that give the reader the pleasure of ferreting out connections, much as we do when we look at a cubist painting that combines figures and colour planes, or at a surrealist painting by, say, De Chirico, with its congealed dreamscapes.

To compare the effects of field (or any other particles) the control and the experimental matrices were dumped into two independent colour planes.

Extraction of the red colour plane demonstrated the best correlation sensitivity combination for palpebral hyperaemia (r=0.96).

Note that some of the stream lines extend below the colour plane to the z < 0 hemisphere.

The images acquired by three ophthalmologic departments have three different sizes: 1440 × 960, 2240 × 1488 and 2304 × 1536 pixels and also 8 bits colour plane [47].

Note that the colour of the magnetic field lines which are behind the y = 0 colour plane is dark blue and they are not as bright as the field lines above the y = 0 plane.

In Figure 5, we show the 2D FFT of the two video frames, for each colour plane, and in Figures 6, 7, and 8 the horizontal and vertical slices of the spectra, corresponding to the spatial frequencies and, respectively.