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Meanings of chromatic in English
Usage of chromatic in English
1
The light from the water-bottle was merely engaged in a chromatic problem.
2
The first page, to the chromatic chords of the sixth, promises much.
3
The chromatic differences of other errors of reproduction have seldom practical importances.
4
He creates vast chromatic spaces not to impress us, but for us.
5
The aberrations, both spherical and chromatic, are here worked out very well.
6
Cell responsivity was probed with brief bursts of luminance or chromatic modulation.
7
Human eyes try to compensate for the chromatic bias of daylight colour.
8
Unfortunately, we can't say the same for the new chromatic-aberration tools.
9
We demonstrate optical true time delays using wavelength conversion coupled with chromatic dispersion.
10
In all, there are 500 chromatic crayons, arrayed in five cases.
11
The observer should first determine whether the chromatic aberration is corrected.
12
The water dropping from the oars gave out little arpeggios, then chromatic scales.
13
For the spectrum a chromatic scale of uniform tints is very quickly substituted.
14
Cool, restrained, and satisfying, the composition has all the elements of chromatic perfection.
15
On the chromatic stages of decomposition, my thanks to Dr. Borrini.
16
Chas shunted round on his elbows, looking in disbelief at the chromatic blaze.
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Chromatic through the time
Chromatic across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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