What role does color play in creating the illusion of transparency?
basic color theory stuff the infiltration (mixing) of a dominant color into an adjacent, touching subordinate color will suggest transparency. For example.We'll use cadmium red as dominant and cadmium green as subordinate. Paint a square (#1) in cadmium red 3 inches by 3 inches. On the right and left of that square paint a blend of cadmium green and cadmium red in a rectangle running the length of the side - 3 inches by 1 1/2 inches (#'s 2 &3). On top and bottom of those green-red rectangles add a 1 inch by 1 1/2 inch rectangle of pure cadmium green (#'s 4 , 5, 6 & 7). (this will now make each green rectangle a total of 5 by 1 1/2 inches.) On the right and left of the red-green parts paint another 3 inch by 1 1/2 inch rectangle of pure cadmium red ( these are #'s 8 & 9).You now have a 3 inch by 9 inch irregular rectangle (made of 9 rectangles: 3 red, 2 red-green and 4 green) that creates the illusion of transparent cadmium green laying over opaque cadmium red. The spatial relationships can be manipulated by varying the intensity of hue (strength/saturation of color) and size/shape of application to create colors in opacity and transparency that appear to move forward (toward the viewer) or backward (away from the viewer) as if in 3 dimensional space on the two dimensional surface of the picture plane. The effects are created by infusion or blending of dominant into subordinate colors, placed touching or immediately near each other with statements of unblended pure color to demonstrate each as non interacting exemplars. Sounds like VCU SotA foundation!
What role does ethics play in your decision making?
What role does ethics play in your decision making? Do you think aligning your decision with ethical standards would depend if the situation was related to either personal or professional in nature? a
What role does intuition play in the natural and social sciences?
I'm sure that many scientists would say that intuition has given them a push or turned on a light in their research, but we'll never really know the role it plays, because intuition is not measurable, and scientists rarely give creedence to anything they can't measure. This is why metaphysical studies are often looked down upon.... no way to measure and calculate in metaphysics.
What role does a photon play in the interaction of particles? And please look at second question?
A photon is a packet of energy or smallest concentration of energy. A photon is either totally absorbed by the particle hence transferring its whole energy and momentum to the particle that absorbs it. or it is not absorbed at all. a photon cant be partially absorbed a sit will then violate the particle theory of light. we are atleast 50 yrs away from a unified theory betweenn the wave and particle theory as light obeys some of both laws. it depends on the situation where we choose which theory supports the oservation.