Sentence examples for transmit color from inspiring English sources

The camera used wireless technology to transmit color pictures.

He was the first man in the world to transmit color from Europe to America by cable with an invention he called Colorcode.

When color broadcasts were being developed, attempts were made to transmit color video using RGB (red, green, blue) color space data, but that technique occupied too much bandwidth so other alternative color spaces were developed.

Transmitting color over the Internet to shoppers with idiosyncratic computer systems running various operating systems and different browsers is a tricky business.

This way, the reflected and transmitted color can be reversibly tuned by axial extension of the fibers.

The software enables a user to transmit live color video to a computer and then send digital snapshots to any other computer over the Internet.

Rather than stress the new OC-192 generation of products, Lucent concentrated on other sorts of gear that can transmit multiple colors of light over a single optical fiber using a technique called wave-division multiplexing.

Today's monitors don't just broadcast your baby's cries to another room — they also take the ambient temperature around the bed, alert you if the baby hasn't moved for a worrying number of seconds, transmit full-color video (even in the dark, using "night vision") and send their images across the Internet so you can use your laptop or your phone to check on Junior.

Unlike light paintings, which are often the products of long-exposure photography, the secret to lightpainting is the use of dichroic glass, a composite of metals, oxides and glass developed by NASA, that acts like a selective prism, transmitting one color and reflecting another.

The basic idea of transmitting multiple colors of light appears obvious to anyone observing rainbows; modem wavelength multiplexing has an analogy in the form of rainbows of infrared light that not only exist in nature but also can be made visible and photographed using various techniques.

Mr. Pinette's technique of employing thick, choppy brush strokes and lively color transmits the sounds and textures of a crackling fire, while the sheer energy of the work adds an unexpected beauty.