Sentence examples for small colour from inspiring English sources
In a bar, she and her partner met long-lost friends, who gave them a pile of western newspapers and a small colour TV as a welcoming gift.
Less frequently do they mention Christenberry, who began to make small colour photographs with a box Brownie camera as a reference for his artworks when he was studying painting at the University of Alabama in the 1950s.
More of a headset than a pair of spectacles, the Vuzix projects a small colour image in front of your eye, runs the Android operating system and connects via Bluetooth to your phone.
It is a summary, no-frills affair, like others in the foundation's important series, giving a small colour photograph and a very brief description of each item in the collection.
From small colour photographs came paintings and drawings and, later, three-dimensional miniature constructions, called "dream buildings" because the first one was inspired by a dream ("I got up and I thought to myself that if Jasper Johns, an artist I respect very much, dreamed that he painted the American flag, and then did it, I could make my dream building," he wrote).
This is where executives from the world's mobile-phone companies go to see the latest gadgets from NTT DoCoMo, Japan's dominant mobile operator, and the unquestioned global leader in the fusion of mobile phones with the Internet.The firm's claim to fame is the runaway success of its i-mode service, which pipes cut-down web pages on to mobile phones with small colour screens.
Usually images with large homogeneous areas or low-frequency components lead to a smaller colour table than those images mainly consisting of high-frequency components.
To rely on appropriating modification in sub-pixel structure design, TRLCD with higher transmittance and smaller colour distortion (average colour shift ΔE < 0.02) in transmission mode has been fabricated successfully.
Meanwhile, since the homogeneous background areas in an image only contain a limited number of colours, images with large homogeneous areas tend to have a smaller colour table, but greater rooms for cluster expansion.
However, images shown on these newly developing wide gamut devices cannot achieve preferred quality under the control of conventional signal standards that are developed based on smaller colour gamut.
We use two -pixel images as examples, one with a large homogenous area (as shown in Figure 7(a)), thus a smaller colour table, while the other without a homogeneous background (as shown in Figure 8(a)), thus a larger colour table.
