chromatic

/kroh-mat-ik, kruh-/US // kroʊˈmæt ɪk, krə- //UK // (krəˈmætɪk) //

色度,半音阶,半音阶的,半色调

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : pertaining to color or colors.
- : Music. involving a modification of the normal scale by the use of accidentals.progressing by semitones, especially to a tone having the same letter name, as in C to C sharp.

as incolorful

Synonyms

If you slightly modify one of the three extreme hypergraphs, the result will typically also have the maximum chromatic index.
Complete graphs with an odd number of vertices have the maximum chromatic index allowed by the Erdős-Faber-Lovász conjecture.
While Erdős, Faber and Lovász knew about these three extreme hypergraphs, they didn’t know if there were any others that also have the maximum chromatic index.
The conjecture predicts that the chromatic index of a linear hypergraph is never more than its number of vertices.
The minimum number of colors needed to do this is known as the chromatic index of the graph.
Inside the bus, the walls are plastered with famous figures over swirls of chromatic paint.
If the genus is Chromatic, as M. Ruelle is disposed to think, they are g-a-a♯-b-d-e-f.
Along with this change we have to note the comparative disuse of the Enharmonic and Chromatic divisions of the tetrachord.
The outlines of things under these rainbow-tinted undulations produced the chromatic effects of optical glasses made too convex.
It contains nothing notable, except perhaps the descending chromatic successions of chords of the sixth.
Observe now the chromatic variety and beauty produced by intelligent horticulture!

/kroh-mat-ik, kruh-/US // kroʊˈmæt ɪk, krə- //UK // (krəˈmætɪk) //

色度,半音阶,半音阶的,半色调

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : pertaining to color or colors.
- : Music. involving a modification of the normal scale by the use of accidentals.progressing by semitones, especially to a tone having the same letter name, as in C to C sharp.

as incolorful

Synonyms

If you slightly modify one of the three extreme hypergraphs, the result will typically also have the maximum chromatic index.
Complete graphs with an odd number of vertices have the maximum chromatic index allowed by the Erdős-Faber-Lovász conjecture.
While Erdős, Faber and Lovász knew about these three extreme hypergraphs, they didn’t know if there were any others that also have the maximum chromatic index.
The conjecture predicts that the chromatic index of a linear hypergraph is never more than its number of vertices.
The minimum number of colors needed to do this is known as the chromatic index of the graph.
Inside the bus, the walls are plastered with famous figures over swirls of chromatic paint.
If the genus is Chromatic, as M. Ruelle is disposed to think, they are g-a-a♯-b-d-e-f.
Along with this change we have to note the comparative disuse of the Enharmonic and Chromatic divisions of the tetrachord.
The outlines of things under these rainbow-tinted undulations produced the chromatic effects of optical glasses made too convex.
It contains nothing notable, except perhaps the descending chromatic successions of chords of the sixth.
Observe now the chromatic variety and beauty produced by intelligent horticulture!