Sentence examples for selecting a color from inspiring English sources
"The No. 1 reason why people shy away from a paint project is that they're not confident about selecting a color," Ms. Castonguay said.
Prospective candidates in crisp business suits and student types in cargo shorts took notes as Mr. Goldfeder offered advice on everything from avoiding criminal behavior (don't circulate petitions before the official starting date) to selecting a color for the paper a petition is printed on.
The company has created something that one of its founders, Anda Gansca, calls a "feeling thermometer" — a visual tool that allows people to quickly register their opinion about something by selecting a color ranging from bright red (extremely positive) to dark blue (extremely negative), with nine other shades of feeling in between.
The app, which is yet another step towards the future, allows you to try out colors of paint on your walls, or clothes or what ever you'd like to change the color of by selecting an image, selecting a color and and gradually using the UI to paint one color over the other.
As in Experiment 1, participants could do this task by putting multiple objects in the same colored bins (no one-to-one constraint) and there was no requirement to account for the objects that were not queried on a particular trial when selecting a color.
Now any artist, and probably many non-artists, will question the creative process of selecting a color to shade in a pre-drawn box.
Patients indicated their stage of readiness to be screened by selecting a color-coded brochure, and a chart marker of the same color was attached to their charts.
Select a color from the colored disc in the upper, right hand corner.
Within another beige rectangle, called the harmonic palette, one could select a color and start to doodle.
Projected on the blackboard was a group of circles, each a different color, with a sign asking the participant to select a color.
The basic rule is to select a color that's close to your own — within a shade or two of your natural range, said Kathy Galotti, color director for Louis Licari salons in Manhattan and Beverly Hills.
