Sentence examples for unmatched color from inspiring English sources
In still view, rivalry occurs due to the unmatched color of some corresponding image elements in the two eyes.
In summary, the above methods cannot accurately enhance the noisy depth maps with unmatched color image and depth map to result in distortion of the synthesized 3D image.
That's the slogan of LittleMissMatched, an offbeat New York clothing firm that sells unmatched socks in vibrant color-coordinated patterns.
This is especially true during the flourish of fall foliage colors, an unmatched setting for chasing a little white ball through hill and dale.
"He is one of the great geniuses of light and color that is unmatched by his contemporaries," said Nathaniel Silver, a guest curator at the Frick Collection, where he has organized "Piero della Francesca in America".
He continued: "All of his innovations -- on the stage, in architecture and in decoration -- can be tied to his unprecedented use of color, which was virtually unmatched in the 20th century".
The vivid colors, sheer cliffs and unmatched views of the ocean make this coastline an absolute must-see on Kauai.
I love the grain and luster of film, which has a range of colors and tones as yet unmatched by digital.
Born Norma Jeane Mortenson, the actress grew up poor and mostly in foster care, only to change her name and hair color and achieve a level of stardom arguably unmatched by any celebrity since.
The company offers one of the world's largest collections of digital content – which includes the only digital version of bestseller The King's Speech, an unmatched children's book collection, and more magazines and newspapers offered in color for subscription or single copy issue from one bookstore.
In fact, a later study of the same group [ 14] failed to demonstrate chimerism in various tissues of the vast majority of such single color-coated "allophenic" mice, suggesting the observed rejection of unmatched donor skin to be due to classical allograft rejection, and thus to be mechanistically unrelated to the findings presented here.
