Lightness used in a sentence

Lightness in a sentence as a noun

ES6 will bring js a bit closer to the formalism of AS3, though I don't mind it's current syntax lightness at all.

I've also been coding and working on an Air for months and had no issues other than being spoiled by its lightness and speed.

One might expect to see a lot variation in lightness, but relatively little in hue, for example.

It's very competitive with the MacBook Air line, similar lightness but with good performance.

There's an overall lightness and fun feeling that's only really apparent in actual usage.

It's awe inspiring to witness now how after spending so long as a sin, lightness has transformed in the space of 24 hours into a virtue.

The iPad mini video with the pencil reminded me of Facebook's terrible Chair ad. I miss the lightness and humor of watching a John Hodgman riff with what's-his-name.

Color is not a scalar, it's a vector, and simply varying hue doesn't map out well to the human perception of lightness or intensity.

But then they would just have had a few colors with more or less the sale lightness and saturation, but different hues, and there's really no intuitive reason why purple should be perceived as "more" or "less" than blue.

A 300-1000 page novel as a paperback is an ok reading experience, but on a e-ink device, you get an improved experience due to the easier storage, retrieval, lightness, etc. of the e-ink Kindle type devices.

If you dont have sufficient lightness contrast, changing the other color components wont help much: even if you maximally separate them in the color space, theyll just appear to mush together in a clashing way along edges.