Sentence examples for sensitive colors from inspiring English sources
The pale, quakingly sensitive colors, in austere formats, evoke eked-out transports of a hard place.
The naked-eye sensitive color of the solution was changed from a fluorescent green to blue.
The probe upon interaction with different cations has shown high sensitivity and selectively for Hg2+ and Cu2+ ions through fluorescence "turn-On and turn-Off" response respectively along with naked-eye sensitive color changes.
The segregation of color from luminance processing starts in the retina where outputs of three different cone types plus rod photoreceptors combine to produce chromatically sensitive color-opponent cells (along red-green and blue-yellow dimensions, and color insensitive broad-band cells [1] reviewed [2].
Two studies did not observe changes in color vision with PCE exposure, but they were limited by having no exposure characterization (Sharanjeet-Kaur et al. 2004) or by using less sensitive color vision testing (Nakatsuka et al. 1992).
To enable accurate tracking of the mice in their nocturnal phase, we stained their fur with fluorescent hair dyes, illuminated the arena with UVA light, and recorded their activity with a sensitive color camera.
Rich textile surfaces wore out; light-sensitive colors faded.
Polarization-sensitive color printing technology has potential applications in security [92, 93], sensing [94], polarizing detectors [76] and magneto-optics [95].
Imagine a future where touch screen isn't characterized by finger-smudges, but heat-sensitive color responses.
For example, the nutrient-packed chokeberries traditionally consumed by the American Great Plains tribes have a similar pH-sensitive color compound to the red cabbage that was always a prominent C-vitamin source in Europe.
Interestingly, Friedman et al [40], in addition to reporting edge-sensitive color-selective cells (presumably double-opponent), reported a smaller population of V1 color surface cells that were not particularly sensitive to contour.
