Sentence examples for true hues from inspiring English sources

By making your whites white, you help the other colors better approximate their true hues.

The grass, flowers, sky, and sunsets have been moving from sepia tints to muted tones, although still somewhat anemic versions of their true hues.

The same is true for hues paired with their paint-complement (blue-orange and yellow-purple): paint-complement pairs were rated as reliably less harmonious than the same hues paired with the average of the two hues adjacent to their paint-complement [ F 1, 47) = 17.67, p <.001].

And true to its hue, the car was the very model of a natural born killer – a killer of Buick stereotypes, a killer of rear tires and a killer of Corvette drivers' egos.

Colour names, like aphasia classifications, are a handy shorthand for subregions in the RGB space (e.g. pink, violet, orange) but a true understanding of hue requires the colours to be broken down into their constituent parts and their positions along the three principal RGB dimensions to be quantified.

Doing this is changing your hue (true color) into a tone; you're toning the color down.

According to Ms. Ferrara, brave souls who try to save money by dying their hair at home need to stay true to their natural hues.

According to actual picking environment of Lingwu long jujubes, this paper finds the rules between hue of Lingwu long jujubes and the surrounding environment and extracts hue information of true color image.

The new hue found a true fan, though, in Syed Hussein, who drives for Elite Limousine Plus in Long Island City.

Some demi-permanent hair dyes "claim to be ammonia-free," said Ms. Abrams, who tried INOA at no charge on Feb. 11 and reports that her golden brown hue has stayed true.

Then, it extracts hue information of true color image and uses maximum entropy for image segmentation, judging accuracy of image segmentation by segmentation area whether it is in accordance with the 3σ principle.