0 the whole range of things that can be included in something: --
1 the whole range of things that can be included in something: --
Even so, there are clearly conditions where space-average scene color gives an unreliable cue to the illuminant, most notably where the color gamut is limited.
The triangle in each graph represents the limit of the gamut of hues available on the computer monitor.
The baritone's role as protagonist was regarded as unusually challenging, requiring a gamut of emotions from the noble and majestic to the pathetic and vulnerable.
Yet, the cycle of coups continued as the literature on the subject grew to encompass a gamut of explanations.
Determining colour gamuts of digital cameras and scanners.
This note falls almost at the mid-point of his forty-eight-note gamut, which is at the b-c half step just above.
These predominantly home-based enterprises ran the gamut from food seller to laundress to beauty salon operator.
Similarly, his gamut of personal experience originated a repertoire of effects and references.
