Sentence examples for palette I from inspiring English sources

To extract the secret data from the received image, an -element colour palette (i.e., the centroids of the same colour clusters) has to be transmitted to the recipient so that the same colour clusters can be reestablished.

Lobster's AI will also auto tag images to improve the quality of content tagging, as well as supporting other more powerful search features — such as the ability to filter content based on a particular color palette (i.e. to match brand livery), or to upload a photo to view similar images in search results.

Though Paperman may have a limited color palette (i.e. grey, white, black & red), the sky's the limit when it comes to the innovative technology that actually made this animated short possible.

"For the palette I was very inspired by a walk through the woods in autumn," Hillier says.

"It's like an empty palette I can put on whatever I think of," Mr. Shanahan, 54, said of the pizza pie.

I once received a letter from a lighting designer who was annoyed that I had mentioned the set designer instead of him in a production whose palette I had admired.

When we were on Fire Island, we experimented a lot with sonic palettes; I needed to be developing the language of the EP.

Looking into an artist's studio is a bit like opening a friend's refrigerator: you are going to learn a lot about them very quickly Since I began blogging on the topic of painters and their palettes I have been floored by the variety of materials my artist friends use, and have also been seduced by the allure of their creative spaces.

However, when I was thinking about films with interesting objects and color palettes I would always think about the films of Studio Ghibli and Hayao Miyazaki, but as they were animations I didn't think doing them life-size would make sense, which led me to making my newest posters in miniature, a technique I had learnt while making my Room posters".

"I'm not saying I'm inventing a new visual palette, but I like to look at the corner of the room sometimes; I don't have any hierarchical notions about seeing a guy's face or watch or plaid shirt.

Michaels, speaking from London, said: "Tim said, 'Absolutely not, I love it because it gives me a brand new palette so I can go somewhere else.' He embraced it, and I could take the rudimentary analysis out of play and hand him the baton".