Sentence examples for sensitive to color from inspiring English sources
A stubborn individualist, she is also a generally unremarkable, even on occasion awkward stylist, though one sensitive to color.
One obvious advantage of the system over current color-based 2D systems was the use of depth images for plant identification, which was less sensitive to color variations.
The reason is that the human eye is less sensitive to color details than to brightness details, so this subsampling can further increment the compression factor without affecting the quality of the compressed image.
Most of the existing color image watermarking schemes were designed to mark the image luminance component only, which have some disadvantages: (i) they are sensitive to color attacks because of ignoring the correlation between different color channels, (ii) they are always not robust to geometric distortions for neglecting the watermark desynchronization.
The rods are 100 times more sensitive to light than the cones, and are responsible for night vision (dim-light vision) [2], however, they are not sensitive to color.
Rods are more sensitive than cones, but they are not sensitive to color.
Like painters are sensitive to colors.
It is uncertain why these readings appear to tap into different aspects of skin color, but one possibility is that b* is more sensitive to skin color among those with long-term exposure to UV rays [ 27].
The rhythm section, too, played viciously; these are musicians whose sense of rhythmic interplay comes from the tight, accurate swing of the early Wynton Marsalis bands, hard-driving but sensitive to tone color.
Most of the existing methods are sensitive to text color, size, font, and background clutter, because they use simple segmentation methods or require prior knowledge about text shape.
Thus, the classifier operating on parahippocampal gyrus voxels was able to discriminate between the two environments, although we cannot exclude the possibility that this region might have also been sensitive to the color differences between the two environments.
