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Key Quotes p. 6 Colour is the most
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Primary Colours, Tertiary Colours a
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Colour by Edith Anderson Feisner Re
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Pages from the Book Remarks on Colo
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p. 11 Loo at your room late in the
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p. 32 Someone who agrees with Goeth
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Colour and Meaning by John Gage Ref
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On Signs Edited by Marshall Blonsky
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describe unheard-of tints by exampl
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Appendix two: The colours in alphab
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Colour Plates from the Book - Examp
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Key Text The Elements of Colour by
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Key Texts Basic Colour Terms, Their
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Other Key Texts Colour Codes by Cha
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Key Text A Colour Alphabet and the
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Key Text to make slight modificatio
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Key Text made by using composite na
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Key Text aspects to the task: what
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Key Text Colour Zones palette for c
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Key Text different colours for the
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Key Text Chromacons The next step w
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Key Text reading: simplicity, famil
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Key Text A Colour Alphabet and the
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Key Text A Colour Alphabet and the
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Colour Theory
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Refracting Light with a Diffraction
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Cosmic Latte Cosmic latte is a name
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The Hubble Telescope Deep Field Ima
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Colour Terminology Colour Colour is
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Colour Terminology cones in the eye
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Colour Terminology Glossary of Colo
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Colour Terminology spacing and vari
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Colour Terminology Usually used in
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Colour Terminology Masstone, n - in
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Colour Terminology property being m
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Colour Terminology Tristimulus valu
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Colour Perception
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The measured defects were corrected
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Lotto Lab Public Perception Project
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So what does the brain do when our
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• Monochromacy, also known as “
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With normal tricolor vision, severa
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the adverbialist theory: One sensed
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Colour Systems
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combinations (though it is difficul
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Colour Language Versus Numbers - E
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E150c Ammonia caramel food colourin
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Basic Colour Terms this, as it was
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Colour Names The Colour of Words -
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Colour Names Magenta, a key colour
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Colour Naming How Colourful Languag
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Bone White Obsolete; it was made by
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Copper Resinate Known since the mid
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watercolour painters because of its
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Neutral Grey Tint A prepared artist
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paints derived from Burnt Umber, Va
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and superceded a fugitive colour kn
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International Klein Blue Internatio
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has been around for a long time, si
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Navy Blue HEX: #000080 RGB: 0, 0, 1
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From Cabinet Magazine Colour Column
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Dark Olive Dark Orange Dark Peach D
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Rainforest Raspberry Raw Sienna Rea
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Dark coral Dark cyan Dark electric
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Pale violet-red Pansy purple Papaya
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Names of Colours Alice Blue Alizari
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Names of Colours Alice Blue Alizari
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Names of Colours Alice Blue Antique
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Names of Colours from the Maerz and
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chaudron chaudron checkerberry chem
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geranium petal geranium pink ghent
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meline mello-mauve mellowglow melon
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prune purple prunella prussian brow
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tortoise tyrol tortoise shell tyrol
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Flavescent yellowish or turning yel
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Sepia fine brown Sinopia preparator
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Colour and Language Theory Linguist
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Colour and Language Theory Lenneber
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Colour and Language Theory With res
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Colour and Language Theory As a res
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Colour Naming Theory of connotation
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Colour Naming Theory The Effects of
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Colour Naming Theory participants a
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Colour Naming Theory Color Vocabula
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Colour Naming Theory effect for gre
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Colour Naming Theory Sex-Related Di
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Colour Naming Theory Another measur
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Colour Naming Theory Colour Zones -
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Colour Naming Theory scored better
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Colour Naming Theory How Many Colou
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Colour Naming Theory (4) blue If
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Colour Naming Theory process, it sh
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Celtic The boundaries between blue
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The color of the sky is variously d
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K = {p (n 1 |R) , p (n 2 |R) , ...,
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invariants. The combined shape and
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Colour Naming Theory Color Names: M