saturation 音标拼音: [s
, ætʃɚ'eʃən]
n . 饱和度
n . 饱和,渗透,浸透
饱和度饱和,渗透,浸透
saturation 饱和
saturation 饱和
saturation n 1 :
the process of totally saturating something with a substance ; "
the impregnation of wood with preservative ";
"
the saturation of cotton with ether " [
synonym : {
impregnation },
{
saturation }]
2 :
the act of soaking thoroughly with a liquid 3 :
a condition in which a quantity no longer responds to some external influence 4 :
chromatic purity :
freedom from dilution with white and hence vivid in hue [
synonym : {
saturation }, {
chroma }, {
intensity },
{
vividness }]
Saturation \
Sat `
u *
ra "
tion \,
n . [
L .
saturatio :
cf .
F .
saturation .]
1 .
The act of saturating ,
or the state of being saturating ;
complete penetration or impregnation .
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2 . (
Chem .)
The act ,
process ,
or result of saturating a substance ,
or of combining it to its fullest extent .
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3 . (
Optics )
Freedom from mixture or dilution with white ;
purity ; --
said of colors .
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Note :
The degree of saturation of a color is its relative purity ,
or freedom from admixture with white .
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97 Moby Thesaurus words for "
saturation ":
Munsell chroma ,
Technicolor ,
amplitude ,
bellyful ,
brewing ,
bright color ,
brightness ,
brilliance ,
chroma ,
chromatic color ,
chromaticity ,
color ,
color quality ,
colorfulness ,
colorimetric quality ,
congestion ,
cool color ,
decoction ,
drench ,
drenching ,
ducking ,
dunking ,
engorgement ,
fill ,
flood tide ,
full ,
fullness ,
gaiety ,
glut ,
gorgeousness ,
high tide ,
high water ,
hue ,
hyperemia ,
imbruement ,
imbuement ,
impletion ,
impregnation ,
infiltration ,
infusion ,
injection ,
instillation ,
instillment ,
intensity ,
interpenetration ,
leaching ,
lightness ,
lixiviation ,
maceration ,
marination ,
more than enough ,
neutral color ,
overbrimming ,
overburden ,
overcharge ,
overflow ,
overfreight ,
overfullness ,
overload ,
overspill ,
overweight ,
penetration ,
percolation ,
permeation ,
pervasion ,
plenitude ,
plethora ,
pulping ,
pure color ,
purity ,
repletion ,
richness ,
satiation ,
satiety ,
satisfaction ,
saturatedness ,
saturation point ,
seething ,
skinful ,
snootful ,
soak ,
soakage ,
soaking ,
sopping ,
souse ,
sousing ,
spring tide ,
steeping ,
suffusion ,
supersaturation ,
surcharge ,
surfeit ,
tint ,
tone ,
value ,
vividness ,
warm color 1 .
In colour theory , the "colourfulness " of a
stimulus relative to its {brightness }, the amount of the
dominant wavelength relative to other wavelengths in the
colour , one of the three coordinates in the {hue , saturation ,
value } (HSV ) and {hue , saturation , brightness } (HSB ) {colour
models }.
White , black and grey contain equal amounts of red , green and
blue light and are completely unsaturated . A pure colour with
very little gray in it is highly saturated . The amount of
saturation does not affect the {hue } of a colour and is
unrelated to the {value } (total amount of light in a colour ).
There are several competing mathematical definitions of
saturation .
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2 . The state of any system that is operating at its maximum
capacity , e .g . a network connection that is carry a continuous
stream of data with no idle time . {Capacity planning } aims to
monitor load and increase resources before saturation is
reached .
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