Sentence examples for considered color from inspiring English sources

Like Matisse, Vicente considered color the essential element in art, and used collage to create forms that did not require linear definition.

They fuse beautiful brushwork, considered color and little outbursts of scratched lines with an understated, almost visionary fervor, while locating themselves in the area of the current discourse (so to speak) about painting, where formalism, graffiti, figuration and a studied nonchalance are valued.

Two elements distinguish Mr. Shore's work with a view camera in the 1970's from Mr. Evans's work in the 1930's: one is technical -- the use of color as a descriptive element, a radical choice for Mr. Shore in 1973 given an art-world prejudice that considered color to be the hallmark of commercial photography.

In fact, most of studies have considered color removal associated to dye classes rather than molecular features (Brown and Pagga 1986; Dohanyos et al. 1978; Hitz et al. 1978; Rodman 1971; Shaul 1991).

For measurements on image data as the here considered color chart, the camera measurement spot is adjusted to approximate the aperture of a typical spectrophotometer, i.e. circular shape with diameter of 3 mm and the pixel-wise camera responses are averaged within this region.

Color coordinates can be calculated by resorting to the underlying reflectance spectrum of the considered colors [14].

This is probably inevitable, considering color pictures are printed on coated paper.

He considers color, life span and geographic origin when composing his mixed bouquets.

Consider color.

Color demosaicing that considers color constancy has several advantages.

The idea is to consider color channels together, instead of treating each color channel independently.