They have the depth of color, upfront fruit, bouquet and softness Americans admire, but they also have the harmony, restraint and elegance that so often elude California winemakers.
The handwork that went into each outfit was striking and enhanced by the depth of color, from saturated reds and purples through intense blue and rich green.
Prussian blue is the name of a ferrocyanide pigment first synthesized in 1704, in Berlin, much loved by painters for its depth of color but known in the world of toxicology as an exceptionally painful antidote to heavy-metal poisoning.
The articulation was wonderful, and Mr. Terfel commands such a depth of color that his "La ci darem la mano" could soar out into the hall even at half voice.
With colored pencils, poster paint, and scrap cardboard, he created a vibrant world of working, drinking, and dancing figures, birds in flight, and vicious animals, whose pictographic simplicity and depth of color recall both Matisse and the late paintings of Rufino Tamayo.... View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By John Cassidy By Jia Tolentino.
The H (hue) means the different colors, S (saturation) means the depth of color, and I (brightness) mean the light and shade of color.
But at the same resolution, it offers much more intensity and depth of color and a wider (though by no means wide) viewing angle, thanks to a far better active-matrix screen and a more flexible stand.
The depth of color of the dyed fabric was determined by analyzing the K/S value of a given dyed sample by Kubelka Munk equation [Eq. (1) (Bhuiyan et al. 2013)].
In related news, this photo posted to Flickr supposedly comes from a camera in an "HTC One" device, boast a 2.0 aperture and coming in at around 4.1 megapixels, which is in keeping with reports that the HTC One will have a camera that uses three stacked 4 megapixel sensors to deliver better sharpness, dynamic range and depth of color.
