Sentence examples for without hue from inspiring English sources

The main effect is to say the opposite: that unlike the background, the leaf is utterly without hue.

Did you clap or sit still?" The questions were crafted to seek one-word answers and inherently categorize me without hue or tone and offer no trace of nuance.

To quantify the adaptation effect, we also replaced the adaptation hue with an isoluminant gray background (namely without hue adaptation, see Fig.  5 E) and calculated an "adaptation index (AI)" for the mean amplitude of BOLD responses in each area: AI = 1.0 − (BOLD response with color adaptation/BOLD response without color adaptation).

Surely without the hue and cry these executives would have gotten away with it.

However, we also ran the PCA model again without the hue and saturation variables.

"I would have felt quite happy and at ease with a dirtier picture — without bright hues".

Clough knew his team had a vanilla hue without Robertson's genius on the wing, and it was often the case that larger players brought something different to the table in more than one sense.

In Vietnam, he was sent into combat in Hue without any specific training in urban warfare (a snowstorm on the East Coast had scrubbed that lesson), taking command of a rifle platoon that had been reduced to 14 marines, instead of 39, and was still mopping up from the carnage left by the Tet offensive of January 1968.

For easy set-up and calibration, the Pro Cinema 7100 offers ISF Day and Night modes which provide for easy one-button switching between picture modes and lamp output, as well as Epson's Color Isolation system to allow for quick, easy and accurate fine-tuning of color saturation and hue without the need for blue and red optical filters.

But, with the temps not being kind to said legs, and a blue hue possible without some sort of hosiery, we need to figure out how to get the fashion look without also getting hypothermia.

He blames some hybridizers who for years have put their energy into achieving a particular hue or form without concern for how well the plant will fare in the garden.