Sentence examples for colour visual from inspiring English sources

Interface adaption examples: Auditory interaction transcript (Auditory interactions) and adapted visual interface with larger text and changed colour (Visual Interactions).

The underlying mechanism of neuronal dysfunction is unknown, but connections have been made to abnormal Na/K-ATPase activity [ 14], shortened photoreceptor segments [ 15] and differences in the light and dark vs colour visual pathways [ 16].

A reflectance spectrum can be represented as a single point in the bee colour hexagon space (a graphical representation of a bee's colour visual experience) based on the relative excitation of UV-, blue- and green-sensitive photoreceptor types (Chittka, 1992).

Colour was measured in the CIELab colour space, which is based on the human colour visual system and designed to be perceptually uniform (such that a change of 1 unit along one colour axis is of the same perceptual magnitude as a change of 1 unit along any other colour axis).

Food is very sense orientated so would your garnish add: Visual impact (be it shape, colour, visual texture such as shiny or dull or finally its size).

It does this using "strategically angled and synchronised hi-res cameras" to build a 360 degree digital model, and says that three seconds after a vehicle passes over UVeye's ground installed device, the system is able to process multiple images to create a 3D model of the undercarriage and provide high resolution full colour visuals to rule out any security risks.

I didn't get the fuss over the (awfully staged, barely even there) violence, and even as a teenager I could quite clearly see, through the fuzzy, 32-colour visuals on offer, that the game was about as titillating as camping through a wet weekend on the Suffolk Heaths with the Norwich region's premier Mr Bean impersonator.

Le Corbusier's use of colour and visual imagery was delightful.

We studied the effect of the combination of text and background colour on visual search performance and subjective preference.

Exposed to searching close-ups throughout, Colin Firth gives the performance of his career as George, and subtle, and sometimes not so subtle, gradations of colour and visual texture reflect and complement his changing moods as the day goes on.

John challenged the prevailing modernist interpretations of Turner that ignored the literary and poetic aspects of his painting and saw Turner's achievements as being exclusively about effects of pure light and colour and visual drama.