“She has the visual disability rod monochromatism, which she acquired at birth.”

“It was really of no surprise to me, because I was already noticing Solange is really into monochromatism.”

“Dichromatism may have been lost repeatedly within the dabbling ducks, and thus it is possible that monochromatism is the derived state in Grey Teal.”

“Detection was achieved using a monochromator coupled to a photomultiplier tube.”

“Extensive studies have been carried out to obtain a reliable wavelength calibration of the monochromator and to assess the reproducibility of its sine drive arm.”

“A narrow slit in front of the light source lets a small beam of light through to a device called a monochromator, which separates the wavelengths.”

“Far from limiting the colour field, the yearning for monochromy exposes the sensibility to the infiniteness of colour.”

“This quest for monochromy is a reflection on the successive instants of identity.”

“In order to evacuate my hypersensitivity, I alternate between figuration and abstraction, drawing and painting, monochromy and polychromy.”

“The achievable frequency stability is proportional to the monochromaticity of the absorption, so optical clocks promise better standards.”

“Spectra were also corrected for the wavelength-dependent efficiencies of the photomultiplier tube detector and monochromators.”

“The slit widths of the excitation and emission monochromators were set at 1 nm.”

“The earliest monochromators were prisms, but these gave way to diffraction gratings, flat plates etched with very finely spaced parallel lines.”

“His earlier enlargements of these miniature monochromes have given way to increasingly complex compositions.”

“Of the fours works that Stenclova presented in New York, the most striking was Green Cycle, a grouping of four monochromes.”

“In subsequent works, he geometrically structured the stippled monochromes to toy with color contrasts.”