The law doesn't list any specific color processes, such as Pantone, to manufacturing or drawing the flag.

With very few exceptions, 35mm has always been a negative-to-positive color process.

The material on the canvas and the color process play an essential role.

Kalvar film was limited to reproduction of black and white only although a color process was developed.

The color process used entirely too much light to be an economic success and never became commercially available.

It was filmed using a color process called Gevacolor.

It could still be Caliban, or someone else, who knew about the color process for that robot model.

In 1912, Gaumont developed a color process for film.

Multicolor is a subtractive natural color process for motion pictures.

Secondly, hot roots can be the result of a single color process.