Sentence examples for precise hue from inspiring English sources

Yesiree, if only for updates on the precise hue of their piss.

On Tuesday, the sweater was light blue, and a lawyer for Mr. Malvo, Craig S. Cooley, was asked to specify its precise hue.

In a modernist planning room with a floor-to-ceiling screen reminiscent of the film "Minority Report," Nissan designers and engineers met with a delegation from the Bloomberg administration to iron out everything from the precise hue of yellow body paint to whether the backseat temperature control units would tick up by one degree or two at a time.

The precise hue of each colour was chosen as a tribute to Ayrton Senna, who had been killed at the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix; the cars were liveried in identical shades to those used on the Brazilian's helmet design.

While this may seem a funny place to go to choose something as nuanced and precise as a paint hue, since every computer monitor renders colors idiosyncratically, at least there's a lot of choice.

One of the materials is made of quantum dots tiny crystals a few billionths of a meter in diameter that absorb light of one color and emit light of a very different hue and a very precise wavelength.

Oxford University lost its case against a clothes manufacturer for using the famous shade of "Oxford blue", but that didn't stop the University of Texas from having a go at protecting its own burnt orange hue (Pantone 159 to be precise), emblazoned on everything from sweaters to cheerleaders' pompoms.

This advanced system achieves precise color reproduction for the broadest spectrum of hues, plus vivid saturation and smooth gradation, conveying colors as you see them, even with the slight changes in color tones you perceive.

Intel's solution was to figure out the single best way to make a given chip and then set about cloning this ideal factory -- all other production facilities devoted to the same product would be identical, right down to the hue of paint used on the walls or the precise way a tool is wiped clean.

Its program, in the intimate concert room at the Frick Collection on Sunday afternoon, was exquisite: precise, perfectly balanced, interpretively fresh performances, couched in consistently warm hues.

Or to be more precise, it's the year of "Tangerine Tango," which the Pantone Color Institute dubbed the dominant hue of 2012.