Definition of cross-colour in English:

cross-colour

(US cross-color)

noun

mass noun

Coloured flashes of interference in a colour television receiver caused by the misinterpretation of high-frequency luminance detail as colour information.
Example sentencesExamples
- A further reduction of cross-colour is obtained by reducing the vertical and temporal resolution of the interpolation function for the colour information.
- Narrowing the filter bandwidth further merely smears out the cross-colour and smears the real colour too.
- No noticeable cross-colour or cross-luminance artefacts could be seen on the episodes and fine detail was rendered as through it had been shot on component video.
- The 2-dimension low pass filter reduces the cross-color to reproduce fine stripes and lattice patterns with the very minimum of color blur.
- If you have a cross-color problem, you can try reducing your TV's color setting until the effect is reduced to your liking.

Definition of cross-color in US English:

cross-color

nounˌkrôsˈkələr

Colored flashes of interference in a color television receiver caused by the misinterpretation of high-frequency luminance detail as color information.
Example sentencesExamples
- The 2-dimension low pass filter reduces the cross-color to reproduce fine stripes and lattice patterns with the very minimum of color blur.
- A further reduction of cross-colour is obtained by reducing the vertical and temporal resolution of the interpolation function for the colour information.
- If you have a cross-color problem, you can try reducing your TV's color setting until the effect is reduced to your liking.
- Narrowing the filter bandwidth further merely smears out the cross-colour and smears the real colour too.
- No noticeable cross-colour or cross-luminance artefacts could be seen on the episodes and fine detail was rendered as through it had been shot on component video.

单词	cross-colour
释义	Definition of cross-colour in English: cross-colour (US cross-color) noun mass noun Coloured flashes of interference in a colour television receiver caused by the misinterpretation of high-frequency luminance detail as colour information. Example sentencesExamples A further reduction of cross-colour is obtained by reducing the vertical and temporal resolution of the interpolation function for the colour information. Narrowing the filter bandwidth further merely smears out the cross-colour and smears the real colour too. No noticeable cross-colour or cross-luminance artefacts could be seen on the episodes and fine detail was rendered as through it had been shot on component video. The 2-dimension low pass filter reduces the cross-color to reproduce fine stripes and lattice patterns with the very minimum of color blur. If you have a cross-color problem, you can try reducing your TV's color setting until the effect is reduced to your liking. Definition of cross-color in US English: cross-color nounˌkrôsˈkələr Colored flashes of interference in a color television receiver caused by the misinterpretation of high-frequency luminance detail as color information. Example sentencesExamples The 2-dimension low pass filter reduces the cross-color to reproduce fine stripes and lattice patterns with the very minimum of color blur. A further reduction of cross-colour is obtained by reducing the vertical and temporal resolution of the interpolation function for the colour information. If you have a cross-color problem, you can try reducing your TV's color setting until the effect is reduced to your liking. Narrowing the filter bandwidth further merely smears out the cross-colour and smears the real colour too. No noticeable cross-colour or cross-luminance artefacts could be seen on the episodes and fine detail was rendered as through it had been shot on component video.
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