Sentence examples for hotter color from inspiring English sources

A hotter color shows the increasing strength of the power spectrum.

Fig. 5. Vertical cross-sections of the likelihood distribution at the lapse times T1 and T2, shown in Fig. 4. A hotter color corresponds to a higher likelihood value, as shown by the scale bar.

Hotter color indicates a relatively higher speed, and cooler color indicates a relatively lower speed.

Spires of white false dragonhead (Physostegia) provide cool contrast to the hotter colors.

The style, seen previously in "City of God" and other movies, is what you might call urban-manic: heated performances, even hotter colors, and camerawork that vies with the editing for nerve and speed.

THERE's news from Paris: it's about color, really hot color.

"We would like to think that yellow emerged as the hot color of the season for its subtext of optimism," said Linda Fargo, the fashion director of Bergdorf Goodman.

James's voluptuous biomorphic furniture and hot color scheme — fuchsia, crimson, and tobacco halls; pewter, gold, and chartreuse upholstery — eroticized the modernist architecture.

What Mr. Shearer likes to do in some of the pictures taken in France is to insert bits of hot color in an otherwise ordinary scene.

James's voluptuous biomorphic furniture and hot color scheme fuchsia, crimson, and tobacco halls; pewter, gold, and chartreuse upholstery eroticized the modernist architecture.

Hers were immediate and frenetic, in hot color, and they were collected in her breakout-moment book, "The Ballad of Sexual Dependency," published in 1986 by Aperture.