Wild sheep are largely variations of brown hues, and variation within species is extremely limited.
The interstitial mid-commercial segment this week brings a rapid-fire montage of the artists espousing words and phrases that they don't understand: "panopticon... tonal variations of the same hue... cerebralism... signifier... planned obsolescence" -- essentially, a condensed version of the entire season of the television program thus far.
Specifically, Ms. Jongerius wanted to gauge how the changing quality of light at high altitudes would affect her perception of their colors, and to decide which variations of the original hues would achieve the desired effect up in the air.
The Robinson projections of hues illustrate the patterns of variation in hue independent of saturation (Figure 4).
(The "color solid" [see the link to the Munsell solid in Other Internet Resources, below], for example, characterizes color experience by appeal to just three dimensions of variation: hue, saturation, and lightness or brightness).
There were subtleties but little in the way of shading or variations in hue.
Tropheus "Chimba" is one of a series of red colored populations, which inhabit the shoreline of northwestern Zambia and southern Congo and are differentiated from each other by slight variations in hue and the position of bright red color patches (Schupke, 2003).
Although, across the hues, there are variations in the differences, they are not significantly different from this mean (ANOVA: no significant effect of hue, see Table 1).
Slight variations in the hue of the Red Planet appear to drive the martian climate.
The distribution of hue and saturation on a circular plan is convenient to develop an algorithm for examining the trajectory variation of skin color.
