technicolor

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So, while not impossible to find some weird model, most typical models of technicolor are ruled out.

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Using the Technicolor process.

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adjective

Using the Technicolor process.

noun

(informal) Vivid colour.

noun

(physics) A collection of theories based on quantum chromodynamics

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for technicolor.

adjective

Using the Technicolor process.

noun

(informal) Vivid colour.

noun

(physics) A collection of theories based on quantum chromodynamics

noun

A colour process for motion pictures, developed and used in the twentieth century and known for its hyperrealistic, saturated levels of colour.

Example sentences

So, while not impossible to find some weird model, most typical models of technicolor are ruled out.

If it's really a problem to use an outdated ATM without a beep-boop touchscreen technicolor interface, tell your bank to replace it.

These two facts help explain the garish colors seen in The Wizard of Oz and other 3-strip Technicolor films of the era.

Like some technicolor nightmare of a porno where James Dean bangs Elizabeth Taylor?

One-strip Eastman became the dominant format for reasons of cost, but most people would agree the Technicolor 'look' was in most cases superior.

We've seen only one new particle and that makes technicolor very unlikely.

With that being said, I find The Wizard of Oz (and most other 3-strip Technicolor films) to be indescribably beautiful.

Well fuck Technicolor then, there's no mention of GPL source code...

Whether it was the Higgs mechanism, or some technicolor (strongly-coupled, QCD-like) theory, or something else entirely was not well constrained before the machine turned on.

I also think mikerichards is right that OO is just technicolor procedural programming.

I couldn't use it: it gave me insane technicolor nightmares.

The product formerly made by Kodak and Fuji and processed by companies like Technicolor and Deluxe no longer has a market (or at least not one of any appreciably size).

Quote examples

> "I think back to Technicolor films and how crappy they looked at the time" Technicolor films looked fantastic when they were first released.

"Rationality", when expressed in this kind of technicolor paint brush way, is a poorly-defined, fundamentally unscientific concept.

The essay leaves out "more clue" as a reason why web design has stopped being clunky, unreadable Myspace-worthy technicolor evil and started to look like something to read.

Around 5:18 she says "I wish I could talk in Technicolor".

Proper noun examples

Technicolor used a beam splitter and three strips of black-and-white film.

I think that shows how much of an impression LSD made, as well as what it meant at that time for a housewife to watch a movie in Technicolor.

To me, it seems that she is trying to say that the difference between watching a movie in B/W and then in Technicolor, would be similar as being sober and then taking LSD.