degree of blackness造句

• For decades it attempted to distinguish among degrees of blackness.
• Professional typefaces sometimes offer even more variations for popular fonts, with varying degrees of blackness.
• :Either of those or anything in between, singly or in combinations, depending on what paper ( and backing surface ) is being used and what degree of blackness / greyness, thickness / thinness of lines, individual or generic style and doubtless other things I can't think of are being aimed for.
• Colors in the NCS are defined by three values, expressed in percentages, specifying the degree of blackness ( = relative visual similarity to the black elementary color ), chromaticness ( = relative visual similarity to the " strongest ", most saturated, color you can think of ), and hue ( = relative similarity to two of the chromatic elementary colors red, yellow, green and blue, expressed in at most two percentages ).