Wood had a lovely odor the tang of pine, the resinous aroma of oak, apple, and pear trees and a complex grain that was like flesh in its variety of hues.
Hue's complex of historic monuments, centred on the imperial citadel, was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1993.
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The Robinson projections of hues illustrate the patterns of variation in hue independent of saturation (Figure 4).
Bleached hair does still have variety in terms of hues.
We recommend looking for and analysing clones displaying highly complex hues only, showing expression of more than one but not all the fluorophores in each of the compartments, rather than study single colour-labelled cells in either the nucleus or the membrane.
Now, scientists have found a humanmade sound that has a far more colorful effect: The boom of a ship's engine makes common cuttlefish (Sepia officinalis) change the complex swirls of skin hues, stripes, and spots that they use for camouflage and communication.
Cézanne enveloped us, and the clear light projected onto gray walls was truer to his colors than any print or book plate, far closer to the complex, mysteriously beautiful hues in the paintings themselves — the colors of Provence.
Even so, this additive model based on single color preferences accounts for relatively little variance in the overall pattern of results because it cannot, by definition, explain the complex figural-hue × ground-hue interaction so clearly present in Fig. 2a.
The skin on their backs was an intense, complex hue that held elements of brown and a luminous purple.
Moreover, the joint distribution of hue and chroma possesses multi-modal characteristics.
