Sentence examples for context color from inspiring English sources

Even though it is possible to determine how color vision benefits an organism in the present, current function does not necessarily tell us when or in what context color vision initially evolved (Gould and Vrba 1982; Greene 1986; Baum and Larson 1991).

In this context, color code in V1-V3 may be fed to and reorganized in V4 to form a neural signal that is more relevant to the higher-order color perception.

For each study trial, a target item (picture) in a perceptual context (color) was presented in one of three conditions: no-distractor, a nonsense letter-distractor, or a word-distractor.

It is also a truism of art exhibitions that context colors interpretation.

The different contexts color the content's significance while at the same time leveling out the different fields so that poetry becomes promotion and promotion becomes poetry.

Results are consistent with the view that REM sleep favors the emotional enhancement of item memory whereas SWS appears to contribute primarily to the consolidation of context-color information associated with the item.

Historical context does color our reading; we might have approached the book very differently just a year ago.

Still, for most of us most of the time, a wine's context — its color, its label, its story — affects us as much as its flavor.

In this paper, we compare the performance of hard and fuzzy c-means algorithms within the context of color quantization.

In this paper, hard and fuzzy c-means clustering algorithms were compared within the context of color quantization.

This article focuses on such learning and adaptation in the context of color segmentation on mobile robots in the presence of illumination changes.