Sentence examples for development of color from inspiring English sources
At the turn of the last century, the development of color lithography led to the emergence of many French periodicals.
He perfected the automatic flashlight bomb, an in-between-the-lenses shutter for altitude and distance work, and has aided in the development of color filters.
As he researches the development of color processing, his sister and aunt quietly grapple with recent trauma and his three children inch toward adulthood.
Yale University Art Gallery Helen Frankenthaler was an innovator in painting whose technique of staining raw, unprimed canvas by pouring paint rather than brushing it on led to the development of Color Field painting in the 1960's.
Computer-generated imagery, an enormous breakthrough in film technology (analogous to the development of color cinematography), has existed in its mature form for little more than a decade, and already it's threatening to become a nuisance and a bore.
"East and Beyond" became to contemporary printmaking in the 1970s what Ms. Frankenthaler's paint staining in "Mountains and Sea" had been to the development of Color Field painting 20 years earlier.
In 1969, Brent Berlin and Paul Kay, after comparing the color words from 98 languages, "proposed a model for the universal development of color-vocabularies," Mr. Gage writes.
Bioengineering professor Seung-Wuk Lee has been honored with his second R&D 100 Award, this year for his development of color-changing biosensors, assembled from benign viruses, that can detect volatile chemicals.
At present, the development of color-Doppler instruments is surely comparable with that of CT and MR imaging, and an important development has been made also for different types of ultrasonographic contrast medium.
In 1940 the Inter-Society Color Council began the development of its color aptitude test.
Moreover, if picking ripe fruits triggered the development of better color perception through genetic modulation, females may have retained remnants of superior red color discrimination abilities [ 13, 14].
