| Tagmosis can ultimately lead to the outright fusion of neighbouring segments and the loss of apparent metamerism, as seen for the arthropod head. |
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| Whether this resemblance indicates a close relationship between monoplacophorans and phyla exhibiting true metamerism is an open question. |
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| For instance, many arthropods have lost extensive metamerism but still have remnants in the form of repeated organs. |
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| Most provocative of all the Ediacaran forms are those exhibiting real or apparent metamerism. |
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| It's an essential tool for visual colour assessment, comparison of colour variations and the detection of metamerism. |
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| However, a colorimeter is not appropriate for complex color analysis such as metamerism and colorant strength. |
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| Pseudo colour simulations to express colour difference or metamerism are also possible for rapid visual indication. |
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| Such a phenomenon, in which two colors appear the same under one light source but different under another, is called metamerism. |
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| Hint: The phenomenon of metamerism is when the color appears different depending on the source of lighting. |
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| The mixed colour was obtained using pigments different from the original ones: metamerism. |
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| I especially liked the coverage of metamerism as it explains to the user why the perception of similar colors varies under different lighting conditions. |
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| The metamerism card is used to check the standard illumination from time to time. |
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| The term metamerism is used when two colours, identical underneath a given illuminant, appear different under another illuminant. |
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| However, variables like optical brighteners, lighting conditions, and metamerism can lead to different appearances. |
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| Due to metamerism, it is possible to have different spectra that appear white. |
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| Its five spectrally dissimilar sources of illumination allow for accurate duplication of your clients' lighting environment as well as easy detection of metamerism. |
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| Spectrophotometers, on the other hand, are equipped with the spectral power distributions of a wide range of illuminants and thus can determine metamerism. |
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| Metamerism occurs when two colored samples match under one light source to an observer but cease to match if the light source is changed. |
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