Sentence examples for distortion of colour from inspiring English sources
In this case, a perceptual distortion of colour could alter the subject's responses for one male partner but not for another less attractive male, therefore producing a skewed pattern of experimental results across partners.
Prolonged light exposure inevitably causes loss of colour and distortion of the artist's original concept or intention.
His last works, such as the series of frescoes he painted in Santa Maria Novella (1502), reveal a use of colour and distortion of form that may have influenced the later development of Mannerism in Florence a generation or so later.
When at her best Dumas' portraits inject a room with heads of colour and distortion that are hauntingly unsettling.
Two years later Abbe invented the apochromatic lens system for microscopes, which eliminates both the primary and the secondary colour distortion of light.
The importance of a costume's aesthetic performance is as key for many leading players as its technical sports capabilities; how the fabric and cut of the sportswear perform under conditions of movement and light, body-shape distortion of patterns and cut, and especially colour when chosen to contrast with the vibrant orange of clay courts or bright blue of hard courts.
Spatially redundant patterns (high-contrast gratings) have been reported to elicit feelings of "visual discomfort" and to give rise to a range of visual illusions, including motion, orientation distortion and colour (2, 3, 5, 6).
Kashmir is full of colour".
d Cross matching of, colour concurred.
