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palette(1) In computer graphics, a range of colors used for display and printing. See color palette. palette 1. a flat piece of wood, plastic, etc., used by artists as a surface on which to mix their paints 2. the range of colours characteristic of a particular artist, painting, or school of painting 3. the available range of colours or patterns that can be displayed by a computer on a visual display unit palette [′pal·ət] (computer science) In computer graphics, the set of colors that can be shown on a display monitor. (geology) A broad sheet of calcite representing a solutional remnant in a cave. Also known as shield.
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Distinctive, distinguished, and documenting Marshall as a master wordsmith, these are poems that use words the way a skilled artist uses the colors of his pallette, or a musician the notes of his music, to convey images to the mind's eye of the viewer. Others have an augur, which is great until you burn a pallette that has nails in it, and you have to take the furnace apart to get the nails out. PolyOne came out with a new family of lead-free colorants to match the full Munsell color pallette, with a specific emphasis on red, orange, and yellow, where it has been the most expensive to replace lead counterparts. |
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