Iris, the rainbow, traditional messenger of the gods, is after all, not supra-natural, not a sign from the gods on Olympus who are outside of and immune from the usual world order; rather it is, in its essence, colored cloud.
Companies want their colors to become, in essence, memory colors for the entire species.
1. Image segmentation The spatial analysis of the raw digitized images, leading to detection of the digitized media (essence), the color reference target and the scanner background.
A system encompassing a compilation of the algorithms presented in this article would then be able to handle the following processing and analysis steps: 1. Image segmentation The spatial analysis of the raw digitized images, leading to detection of the digitized media (essence), the color reference target and the scanner background.
In essence, heatmaps are matrices in which the cells are colored according to their values [15].
In essence, the heat of the oven will dry out the food coloring, making it less messy and permanently colored.
Fruits are, in essence, the primary colors of the fragrance wheel.
"The spheres of the essence of the color theory of the cultural construct".
Editors at Essence, who suggested colors, styles and accessories, said her staff did not call to acknowledge their overtures.
As in Sade's songs the arrangements on "Woman" are crisp, immaculate and restrained, with songs stripped to their rhythmic essence and musical color dabbed in just so.
It still serves him well, as in the long poem "Newark Noir," in which he tries to distill his hometown to its essence, using the color black as an artistic filter: "The filthy tires hung on hooks in the garage-store we had to pass through to get to our minuscule shul./Black Book of Europe, proof of the war on the Jews — illicit volume, as forbidden to Jewish children as porn".
