Sentence examples for of available colors from inspiring English sources

She showed off the palette of available colors.

Such a large number of available colors gives the impression of a color continuum when, in fact, digital sampling technology has been used to carve up the objective color space into a disjoint series of wavelength intensities.

If K be the number of available colors (channels), then for K ≥ 4, the distance-2 edge coloring problem, also known as strong edge coloring problem, is NP-complete [25].

Pickford spent most of his character space on the title screen image; he was limited in the number of available colors due to the more limited graphic capabilities of the NES (as opposed to most home computers), as it was more designed for scrolling and animation and not for stationary graphics.

For these figures, due to the limited number of available colors when compared to the number of areas, just as in a map, the same color is used multiple times for different areas that are not adjacent.

The fact that not all GFP+ cells were HSCs in H2B-GFP and TET-GFP mice treated with dox for 12 weeks again limits the usefulness of this system as multiple markers (i.e. Sca-1, c-kit, CD150) would need to be used to correctly identify HSCs thereby limiting the number of available colors for other cell types.

However, as the authors admit, the findings may reflect sex differences in cultural factors relating to range of available color terms and access to them.

Curiously, the first three Pokemon Game Boy cartridges -- Blue, Red and Yellow -- make only nominal use of the machine's palette of 32,000 available colors (of which 56 can appear on the screen at any given time).

And though the company advertises pearl gray as one of six available colors, there are no pearl gray Santanas among the more than 40,000 cars in inventory.

Nor would Lexus connect me to the Midwest man who, Lexus swears, is leaning toward an LFA painted Passionate Pink, one of 30 available colors.

Please note there are a number of tricks annotated within, e.g., to control the display of the seven available colors.