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Saturation: The concentration of a heavy amount of advertising in a short period of time in order to attain maximum reach.

Color Saturation: Purity or strength of color, due to the absence of black, white or gray.

Saturation Point: The point when the water vapor in the atmosphere is at its maximum level for the existing temperature.

Saturation (Chroma Or Chrominance): In terms of television's image quality, the level of a color's purity (or how much or little grayness is mixed with the color).

Supersaturation: The unstable state of a solution that contains more solute than its solubility allows.

Zone Of Saturation: The zone beneath the water table where all pore spaces are completely filled with water. Water that exists within this zone is known as 'ground water'.

Water Table: The natural level at which water is located in a particular area, be it above or below the surface of the earth.

Munsell System: Is a method of precise color description, based on comparison with comprehensive hue and saturation charts. Has closest application to pigments, whereas the cie system relates directly to light.

Masking: A non-anamorphic widescreen film process. In masked films, blackened horizontal bands are placed across the top and bottom of a 1:1.33 frame, resulting in a wider aspect ratio of 1:1.85.

Ground Water: Water that exists below the water table in the zone of saturation. Ground water moves slowly in the same direction that the water table slopes.