Moiré Effect: Index and the Digital Image by Stella Baraklianou

“…Especially in digital image capture, moiré patternings appear when a geometrically even pattern, like a fabric or close-up of fine texture, has an appearance of rippled water with blue or red hues of concentric circle formations. The intriguing pattern formation in this case points back not only to the mis-alignment of frequencies, but can be further seen as the intersection point of a speculative ontology for the index of the digital image. …”
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Human Preferences for Colorful Birds: Vivid Colors or Pattern? by Silvie Lišková, Eva Landová, Daniel Frynta

“…To find the traits determining human preferences, we performed GLM analysis in which we tried to explain the mean preference ranks and PC axes by the following explanatory variables: the overall lightness and saturation, edges (pattern), and the portion of each of the basic color hues. The results showed that the mean preference ranks of the grayscale set is explained mostly by the birds' pattern, whereas the colored set ranking is mostly determined by the overall lightness. …”
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Green Worlds: Shakespeare’s Plays and Early Modern Imagery by Anne-Marie COSTANTINI-CORNEDE

“…Once the colour of chivalry, it came to be disparaged, but Vert gai’s vibrant hues and vert perdu’s darker ones still coexisted in proverbs, plays or works of art. …”
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Combining the two prizes in a house with one narration, a grammatical, morphological, and semantic Study by Ahmed Allam

“…It became clear to me that the motive for this phenomenon is to show the poet's ability to speak the language and to familiarize him with its grammar, his knowledge of the languages and dialects of Arabs, and to inform him of the ex-poems and their simulations, and his use of it if he had to adjust his weights in the face of some of his Arabic hues. I gathered twenty-five verses from the eyes of authentic and authentic Arabic poetry, and I ask God for success…”
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Colorants Detected by HPLC-PDA in Textiles from 13th Century Lieto Ristinpelto, Finland by Krista Wright, Ina Vanden Berghe, Jenni Sahramaa, Jenni A. Suomela

“…The textiles’ visible colors varied from different brownish shades to blueish, greenish, and reddish hues. The aim of the chromatographic analysis was to deepen the current understandings of the dyes used in Finland at the transition between the 12th and 13th centuries AD, i.e., at the beginning of the local Medieval period, and to contribute important new information about dyes and clothing from this less-known period of textile history of Finland. …”
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Spectroscopic study of the coloring techniques used in Egyptian ceramics from the ptolemaic and roman period by Nehal Ali, Basem Gihad, Sameh Youssef Mahfouz

“…Archaeological faience samples belonging to the Ptolemaic and Roman periods representing various color hues were extensively studied using multiple spectroscopic techniques to explore the color palette of the Egyptian artist in this period and highlight the most significant features of their ways of coloring and fabrications. …”
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Minor Elements and Color Causing Role in Spinel: Multi-Analytical Approaches by Teerarat Pluthametwisute, Bhuwadol Wanthanachaisaeng, Chatree Saiyasombat, Chakkaphan Sutthirat

“…Natural spinel (MgAl₂O₄) usually contains some minor and trace elements (e.g., Cr, Co, Fe, V) that may cause various hues. The ratios of these chromophores directly affect the color composition. …”
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Dual-color blending based visual LAMP for food allergen detection: A strategy with enlarged color variation range and contrast by Fang Zhang, Chenshan Gao, Linlin Bai, Yiquan Chen, Shuying Liang, Xucong Lv, Jinyuan Sun, Shaoyun Wang

“…By simply blending two commonly used color change processes during amplification, a wider color variation window, and a near contrast color change, purple-to-green with a hues difference of 10 were obtained. Three important allergens (walnuts, hazelnuts, and peanuts) were tested with a comparable sensitivity towards fluorescent real-time LAMP. …”
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Dyeing of Wool with Sappan Wood Natural Dye Using Metal Salts for Enhancement in Color and Fastness Properties by Mohammad Nadeem Bukhari, Mukhtar Ahmad Wani, Maryam Fatima, Jehangir Shah Syed Bukhari, Mohammad Shabbir, Luqman Jameel Rather, Faqeer Mohammad

“…Interestingly, we found that metal salts, which are called as mordants in reference to unmordanted dyed sample, play an important role in fixing the dye molecule on wool as well as in creating different shades with a variety of hues and tones. The typical color of fabric dyed with extracts of sappan wood without mordant varies from yellowish to red. …”
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Influence of Language on Colour Perception: A Simulationist Explanation by Loïc Paul Heurley, Audrey Milhau, Gabrielle Chesnoy-Servanin, Laurent P. Ferrier, Thibaut Brouillet, Denis Brouillet

“…Secondly, these works control the congruency link between prime and target at the level of ‘colour category’, and no demonstration is made of an influence at the level of specific hues. Consequently, the simulationist view of language/perception interactions seems an interesting way to thinking but more experimens are needed in order to overcome some limitations.…”
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Comparison of tristimulus spectrocolorimeter measurements and human visual assessment of South Carolina field moist Munsell soil colors by Isabella Hill, Dara Park, William Bridges, David White

“…The absolute difference between hues was similar among assessment methods. Visual estimates of color value and chroma were statistically greater than digital measurements. …”
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Generation of multidrug resistant human tissues by overexpression of the ABCG2 multidrug transporter in embryonic stem cells. by Zsuzsa Erdei, Anita Schamberger, György Török, Kornélia Szebényi, György Várady, Tamás I Orbán, László Homolya, Balázs Sarkadi, Ágota Apáti

“…In the present work we have overexpressed GFP-ABCG2, driven by a constitutive (CAG) promoter, in HUES9 human embryonic stem cells. Stem cell clones were generated to express the wild-type and a substrate-mutant (R482G) GFP-ABCG2 variant, by using the Sleeping Beauty transposon system. …”
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Avaliação Educacional: Uma abordagem à luz das revistas científicas brasileiras by Adolfo Ignacio Calderón, Regilson Maciel Borges

“…</p><p><br />The retrospective look of the construction of the field of educational assessment enables the understanding of current trends in educational assessment as a constitutive element of educational policies, assuming increasingly transnational hues, either in the assessment of learning; institutional assessment and / or evaluation systems. …”
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Effect of nanostructural irregularities on structural color in the tail feathers of the Oriental magpie Pica serica. by Sangkyu Park, Jihoon Choi, Bohyun Kim, Heeso Noh, Sang-Im Lee

“…The tail feathers of magpies are iridescent, with hues ranging from navy to violet and green. It has been previously shown that the hexagonal arrangement of melanosomes in the distal barbules is responsible for these colors, but previous simulation models have relied on average values for the parameters associated with this arrangement (e.g., periodicity), and it remains to be studied whether the actual (rather than averaged) structural arrangement and its inherent irregularities reliably predict structural color. …”
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Melanic variation underlies aposematic color variation in two hymenopteran mimicry systems. by Heather M Hines, Paige Witkowski, Joseph S Wilson, Kazumasa Wakamatsu

“…The stinging hymenopteran velvet ants (Mutillidae) and bumble bees (Apidae: Bombus spp.) have both undergone extensive diversification in aposematic color patterns, including yellow-red hues and contrasting dark-light body coloration, as a result of Müllerian mimicry. …”
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Medical Diagnosis and the Colour Yellow in Early Modern England by Helen HICKEY

“…Michel Pastoureau has alerted us to the ambiguity of interpretation the medieval world imposed on particular hues. An examination of colour in early modern England also illuminates the perceptual edges that flow from a society’s chromatic practice, medical understanding and cultural symbolism. …”
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Contrastive Analysis of English, Russian, and Hebrew Red Idioms by T. Kigel

“…Polysemy, antinomy with different hues (green, black, white, and blue), international neologisms (computer technology, the stock market, the coronavirus pandemic), and the relevance of RI in modern languages and linguistic culture were the topics covered in this research.…”
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Effect of nanostructural irregularities on structural color in the tail feathers of the Oriental magpie Pica serica by Sangkyu Park, Jihoon Choi, Bohyun Kim, Heeso Noh, Sang-im Lee

“…The tail feathers of magpies are iridescent, with hues ranging from navy to violet and green. It has been previously shown that the hexagonal arrangement of melanosomes in the distal barbules is responsible for these colors, but previous simulation models have relied on average values for the parameters associated with this arrangement (e.g., periodicity), and it remains to be studied whether the actual (rather than averaged) structural arrangement and its inherent irregularities reliably predict structural color. …”
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Cartoon + Texture Image Decomposition by the TV-L1 Model by Vincent Le Guen

“…The geometric and smoothly-varying component, referred to as cartoon, is composed of object hues and boundaries. The texture is an oscillatory component capturing details and noise. …”
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Visualizing anthocyanins : Colorimertic analysis of blue maize by Nur Fatihah, Azmi, Luthffi Idzhar, Ismail, Roshahliza, M. Ramli, Mushthofa, Mushthofa, Kusuma Dewi Hardhienata55369740600, Medria Kusuma Dewi

“…Anthocyanin, vibrant pigments found in a wide range of plants, including maize, contribute to the red, blue, and purple hues observed in fruits, vegetables, and grains. …”
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