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asu_3 provides the nine grayscale colors
of the Arizona State University, USA.
asu_3
An object of class character of length 9.
The 9 grayscale colors are
"black" (defined as HEX #000000),
"gray 1" (defined as HEX #191919),
"gray 2" (defined as HEX #484848),
"ASU gray" (defined as HEX #747474),
"gray 4" (defined as HEX #BFBFBF),
"gray 5" (defined as HEX #D0D0D0),
"gray 6" (defined as HEX #E8E8E8),
"gray 7" (defined as HEX #FAFAFA), and
"white" (defined as HEX #FFFFFF).
asu_3 uses the HEX color definitions.
A names vector of colors (HEX/HTML codes of type character).
unicol, 2320-07-13.
Color definitions are based on ASU's brand guide.
asu_1 for ASU's primary colors;
asu_2 for ASU's secondary colors;
seecol for viewing and comparing color palettes;
usecol for using color palettes;
simcol for finding similar colors;
newpal for defining new color palettes;
grepal for finding named colors.
Other U.S. university color palettes:
asu_1,
asu_2,
berkeley_1,
berkeley_2,
brown_1,
brown_2,
bu,
caltech_1,
caltech_2,
caltech_3,
cmu_1,
cmu_2,
cmu_3,
columbia_1,
columbia_2,
columbia_3,
cornell_1,
cornell_2,
cornell_3_accent,
dartmouth_1,
dartmouth_2,
dartmouth_3,
duke_1,
duke_2,
harvard_1,
harvard_2,
harvard_3,
jhu_0,
jhu_1,
jhu_2,
jhu_3_accent,
jhu_4_gray,
manchester_uni_1,
manchester_uni_2,
michigan_1,
michigan_2,
minnesotatwin_1,
minnesotatwin_2,
mit,
monash_1,
monash_2,
msu,
northwestern_1,
northwestern_2,
notredame_1,
notredame_2,
nyu_1,
nyu_2,
nyu_accent,
nyu_neutral,
ohio_uni_1,
ohio_uni_2,
pitt_1,
pitt_2,
princeton_0,
princeton_1,
princeton_2,
rpi_1,
rpi_2,
rpi_3,
stanford_1,
stanford_2,
stanford_3,
uchicago_1,
uchicago_2,
uci_1,
uci_2,
uci_3,
uci_4,
ucla_1,
ucla_2,
ucla_3,
ucla_4,
ucsd_1,
ucsd_2,
ucsd_3,
uflorida_1,
uflorida_2,
uflorida_3,
umass_1,
umass_2,
umass_neutrals,
upenn_1,
upenn_2,
vanderbilt_1,
vanderbilt_2,
vanderbilt_3,
willamette,
wm_1,
wm_2,
wm_3,
yale,
yeshiva
asu_3
unikn::seecol(asu_3, col_bg = "gray95",
main = "Grayscale colors of the Arizona State University (ASU)")
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