Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Effective color communication is essential to the of textile industry. The ability to create, produce and reproduce the exact color cannot rely solely on a visual comparison. A color’s appearance is based on three elements, hue, chroma and value. The hue is how one perceives an object’s color, while chroma is based on the vividness or dullness of a color and value is the color’s degree of lightness. These three criteria are all perceived by the eye but any differences are not detected equally among the three. In addition poor color memory, eye fatigue and previous references can affect how color is viewed on an individual basis. Over the past few years there has been a dramatic shift from vertically run companies to separate, specialized design or production facilities. The globalization of the textile industry has increased the need for effective color communication. With more steps in the supply chain there is an increased risk of variations of color which in the end can be harmful to the product or brand. Discolored logos, mismatched clothing and other inconsistencies result in losses of sales and revenue."@en }
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- CertifiedColorStandards abstract "Effective color communication is essential to the of textile industry. The ability to create, produce and reproduce the exact color cannot rely solely on a visual comparison. A color’s appearance is based on three elements, hue, chroma and value. The hue is how one perceives an object’s color, while chroma is based on the vividness or dullness of a color and value is the color’s degree of lightness. These three criteria are all perceived by the eye but any differences are not detected equally among the three. In addition poor color memory, eye fatigue and previous references can affect how color is viewed on an individual basis. Over the past few years there has been a dramatic shift from vertically run companies to separate, specialized design or production facilities. The globalization of the textile industry has increased the need for effective color communication. With more steps in the supply chain there is an increased risk of variations of color which in the end can be harmful to the product or brand. Discolored logos, mismatched clothing and other inconsistencies result in losses of sales and revenue.".