 | Royal Society (Great Britain) - 1892 - 626 pages
...between the lightest and darkest. It will only approach that given in II of Plate II, as the colour of the wool is much more brilliant and saturated,...simultaneously or separately, one or more skeins of ' the confiwton-colonrs ' (6-9). If he confuses the colours he will select either the liirht or deep shades... | |
 | Benjamin Joy Jeffries - 1879 - 336 pages
...the blue. "Rule. — The trial must be continued until the one examined has placed near the sample all or the greater part of the skeins of the same shade, or else, simultaneously or separately, one or several skeins of * confusion ' (6-9). He who confuses... | |
 | Benjamin Joy Jeffries - 1885 - 364 pages
...the blue. "Rule. — The trial must be continued until the one examined has placed near the sample all or the greater part of the skeins of the same shade, or else, simultaneously or separately, one or several skeins of ' confusion ' (6-9). He who confuses... | |
 | Royal Society (Great Britain) - 1892 - 612 pages
...between the Jig-litest and darkest. It will only approach that given in II of Plate II, as the colour of the wool is much more brilliant and saturated,...simultaneously or separately, one or more, skeins of - the confusion-colours - (6-9). If he confuses the colours he will select either the light or deep shades... | |
 | Great Britain - 1904 - 1024 pages
...between the lightest and darkest. It only approaches that given as Ila of the Plate, as the colour of the wool is much more brilliant and saturated,...all or the greater part of the skeins of the same colour near the test skein, or else together or separately, several skeins of the " confusion colours,"... | |
 | Great Britain - 1904 - 1026 pages
...between the lightest and darkest. It only approaches that given as Ila of the Plate, as the colour of the wool is much more brilliant and saturated, and bluer. Rule. — The trial must bo continued until the examinee has placed all or the greater part of the skeins of the same colour... | |
 | Smithsonian Institution. Board of Regents - 1878 - 510 pages
...most common. Rule. — The trial must be continued until the one examined has placed near the sample all or the greater part of the skeins of the same shade, or else simultaneously or separately one or several skeins of "confusion." He who selects either the... | |
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If he confuses the colors he will select either the light or deep shades of blue and violet, especially the deep (6 and 7), or the light or deep shades of one kind of green or gray inclining to blue (8 and 9). 