Flashing color and the electroencephalogram in color-deficient subjects.
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Recognition of colored road traffic light signals by normal and color-vision-defective observers.
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Recognition of signal colors by a different set of color names.
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Color attitudes of art students and university students. I. Imagined colors.
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Making ambiguous displays unambiguous: the influence of real colors and colored aftereffects on perceptual alternation.
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[Corrective therapy for color blindness with the help of colored contact lenses?].
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[Studies on color naming test for congenital color defectives. (1) Dvorine's nomenclature test (author's transl)].
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[Color discrimination thresholds following adaptation to different saturation levels of color fields in anomalous trichromats].
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[Studies on microbial factor on color change of Dunhuang mural. III. Effect of Cladosporium sp. on color-change of red lead in the surface of mural].
The conditions isolated Cladosporium sp. from Mural of Dunhuang grottoe germinated on the surface of imitated mural were as follows: 20 degrees C RH 60% or 30 degrees C RH 50%, which could be reached occasionally in some grottoes. Bone glue had protective function on red lead, while Cladosporium sp. could decompose bone glue and form some metabolite (such as oxalic acid, etc) as it grows. Then it could form a special chemical circumstance, which promoted the change from red lead to while lead.
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[The importance of color in illumination; psychologic studies on preferences with respect to colors].
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A method of color description for use in gross pathology; an adaptation of the ISCC-NBS method of designating colors.
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[Problems in coloring drugs with artificial coloring agents].
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[Principles and problems of the clinical psychology of color. Definition of the concept of color].
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[On new developments in the field of endoscopic color photography and color cinematography].
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[The training for color blindness with the stimulation with colored light resonating frequency currents. 1].
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[Color psychology and medicine. 1. Adiposity in the light of the color test].
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A history of color. The evolution of theories of lights and color.
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[Changes in color differentiation using the 100-Hue Test. II. The score for basic colors of the spectrum in relation to age].
The author investigated changes of colour sensitivity of red, green and blue, using the FM 100-hue test. For examination healthy subjects without hypertension and diabetes and with a normal ophthalmological finding and normal functions were selected. In six age groups (21-80 years) 240 male and female eyes were examined. In the youngest age group there was greatest proportion of errors in the blue area, less in the green area and the least in the red area. A more detailed analysis revealed that the greatest rate of errors was in the blue-green area. With advancing age the number of errors in the areas of the basic colours increase and at the same time differences between differentiation of red, green and blue decrease. In the age group above 71 years no differences were found in the score of errors in the area of basic colour.
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