How To Use Chromaticity In A Sentence

As a result, the stability of the luminance and the chromaticity can be preserved against age deterioration.
If you look at an instrument's data sheet, you will see uncertainty values on the order of 0.002 in chromaticity (x, y) and 2% in luminance.
Orientation of spectrum line is affected on silt of monochromaticity and size of CCD photosensitive unit.
My living room has one of those 'light tree'-type floor lamps, and I was thinking of putting a couple of gels into its top two light fixtures, to combat the painful achromaticity of the room. Peter Rogers's Blog
So even though we can calibrate an instrument very accurately against an incandescent source, we don't know how well the instrument can subsequently measure the chromaticity of a particular artifact.

The specifications are commonly based on the 2 - D illuminance, luminance, intensity, chromaticity, and polarization distributions.
The specifications are commonly based on the 2 - D illuminance, luminance, intensity, chromaticity, and polarization distributions.
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These include the halo effect of blue/yellow color separation, strong temperature and current dependence of chromaticity, and poor color rendering caused by the lack of green and red components.
The method of using the BRDF to reproduction the chromaticity of object is feasible.
More information: A biological quarter-wave retarder with excellent achromaticity in the visible wavelength region by NW Roberts, T-H Chiou, NJ Marshall and TW Cronin. PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories
A previous study of pied flycatchers Ficedula hypoleuca showed that the chromaticity of the characteristic blue eggs of this species was associated with male provisioning rate to resulting nestlings.