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Significats de chroma en anglès

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Chromatic purity: freedom from dilution with white and hence vivid in hue.

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Examples for "intensity"
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Nervous intensity may not so much mar the effect of earnest debate.
Public Speaking: Principles and Practice
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A good quality single crystal was used for X-ray intensity data collection.
Pubmed
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The intensity level is up, but of course that's not the case.
Chicago sun times
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Results: On 3-hour MR images, no abnormal signal intensity change was detectable.
Pubmed
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If the thought-intensity control was turned too high, madness would certainly result.
The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke
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Background: Oxygen saturation monitoring for children receiving respiratory support is standard worldwide.
Pubmed
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He's already hit saturation point with all of us, Dr Hughes said.
News.com.au
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To me, that's' a start toward reaching saturation in the phone market.
Reuters
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We live now in an era of information saturation and opinion overload.
The Guardian
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Then imagine the Dail questions, at least one tribunal, saturation media coverage.
The Irish Times
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This consists in the greater force, liveliness, and vividness of the former.
History of Modern Philosophy / From Nicolas of Cusa to the Prese...
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The extraordinary vividness of your memory produces a corresponding vividness in imagining.
Who Goes There? / The Story of a Spy in the Civil War
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The apostrophe to her shows the vividness and exuberance of his imagination:-
Halleck's New English Literature
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There are other perceptions which vary greatly in their frequency and vividness.
The Chief End of Man
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Every detail of the scene came back to me with incomparable vividness.
Atlantida
Ús de chroma en anglès
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They had chroma-tactile petals; if you touched one, it would change colour.
The Naked God
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The results for chroma were comparable with the results for both biospeckle activity indicators.
Pubmed
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This curious phenomenon is known as dichromatism (from di-, two, and chroma, colour).
The Project Gutenberg Encyclopedia, Volume 1 of 28
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Among both experimental groups, plasma carotenoid concentration during feather growth strongly correlated with chroma of the feathers grown in captivity.
Pubmed
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Large chunks of the film are graded in a blueish chroma, as if there is something off-colour about what's unfolding.
The Guardian
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The only real problem is that you have to choose between noise-free, or the rather good-looking grain if you use chroma-correction only.
Wired
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If you need something a little more stylish than the standard green and chroma colours, the Atheris Quartz mouse is for you.
The South African
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In addition, Chroma and Camtek agreed to cooperate in potential projects for the semiconductor market.
Reuters
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It features Chroma RGB lighting all around the base.
The Verge
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Razer launched the Chroma series to remind people that they offer more than the signature green.
The South African
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Also in the triple bill is Chroma, whose initial success at the Royal inspired McGregor's appointment.
The Guardian
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It supports the static, breathing, and spectrum color profiles that are available on all of Razer's Chroma accessories.
The Verge
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Chroma-whichwas created initially for the royal ballet-itsnot a work you would think African Americans would be doing.
Ebony
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Visit Website Review: Smith Frontman ChromaPop Sunglasses The sun is more intense up high, and that's compounded by snowfields.
Climbing Magazine
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The Razer Chroma system lets you set individual key colors, activate lighting effects, remap keys, and do a few other tricks.
Wired
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What I can count on the Razer Phone 2 for is playing games, having great battery life, and light-up, colorful Chroma.
The Verge
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