Sentence examples for effect of hue from inspiring English sources

Although, across the hues, there are variations in the differences, they are not significantly different from this mean (ANOVA: no significant effect of hue, see Table 1).

To make matters worse, Allen and Guilford (1936) measured the "affective value" of color combinations (presented side-by-side) and found no clear overall effect of hue similarity, although there was some evidence that very small or very large differences in hue were more pleasing than moderate differences.

The effects of hue difference were more ambiguous but, generally speaking, object colors were more preferred on backgrounds with contrasting hues.

To look more closely at the effects of hue contrast, Fig.  12b plots the residual figure preferences after removing the variance due to other sorts of preference: namely, preference for the figural color when viewed against a neutral gray background and preferences for pairs containing the relevant color as figure.

There was a main effect of figural hue [ F 7, 329) = 7.70, p <.001] and ground hue [ F 7, 329) = 8.47], and an interaction between them [ F(49, 2,303) = 4.58, p <.001] indicating that figural color preferences are indeed influenced by ground color.

Figure  3a isolates main effects of figural hue and ground hue.

Harness the color theory effect of cool hues too — blues, greens and purples.

Cool colors have the opposite effect of warm hues as they push walls away from the eye.

In all of these analyses, models examined the independent effects of either hue or chroma.

Once those factors are accounted for, however, clear effects of both hue contrast and lightness contrast are revealed: warmer figures are preferred on cooler backgrounds, cooler figures are preferred on warmer backgrounds, and figures are generally preferred on backgrounds of contrasting lightness.

Even Reed-Solomon codes are not able to resist the hue attack if the force of the attack is increased (the changes in hue are increased) as the blocks of Reed-Solomon codes and the blocking effect of changes in hue do not cater for exactly the same wavelet color vectors.