Sentence examples for subject color from inspiring English sources

The prices that Monets will fetch may be $2 million or $20 million, or more, depending on a host of factors, like size, period, subject, color.

The northern sensibility is evident as well at Michael Werner, where one of the show's oddest but most engaging displays creates a kind of cat's cradle of connections based on subject, color or form.

The process is reflexive; it works best when distinctions are forced on us, as when markedly unlike works that still speak to one another through echoes in form, subject, color or mood are placed side by side.

(If actual color photographs are necessary, they should be accompanied by black-and-white photographs of the same subject). Color photos obtained digitally do not need to be accompanied by a black-and-white photograph.

Figure 1 shows a conventional retinal fundus photograph from our subject (color), registered with a motion-contrast enhanced [ 38] montage of the parafoveal capillary network obtained at 593 nm, using our previous camera at 12 fps [ 39].

To a photography nut, however, it means longer days of sunlight, brighter subject colors (beach balls, bathing suits) and more people who don't have to be told to "Smile!" Nothing has turned more ordinary people into shutterbugs than recent price drops in digital S.L.R. (single-lens reflex) cameras.

There I knew I would have leisure, would find subjects, color, conflict.

These and other subjects color the events surrounding the trials and convictions of infamous internet troll Weev (real name Andrew Auerheimer), Anonymous spokesperson and Project PM head Barrett Brown (who has written for VICE), and Jeremy Hammond (a.k.a. Anarchaos), the hacktivist who leaked a treasure trove of data from Stratfor, an American intelligence firm.

Researchers involved in recruitment, data collection, or analysis were blind to subjects' color codes, and all staff and participants were blind to the allocation key.

One such advance followed Weems's 1995 series "From Here I Saw What Happened and I Cried," for which she enlarged daguerreotypes of African-American subjects, colored them red, and overlaid them with text.

The company has developed AI that will automatically tag photos based on subjects, colors, backgrounds and items within the shot.