Sentence examples for In broad stripes from inspiring English sources

The most popular ensemble combines the new colors of the collection -- avocado, yellow and brown -- in broad stripes.

Paris is full of vaulted cellars transformed into breakfast rooms but it is rare to find one done in such style: a red patterned carpet warms the exposed stone and armchairs are clothed in broad stripes and fun patterns.

Like other cephalic gap genes, otd and ems are first expressed in broad stripes in the anterior region of the embryo at the early blastoderm stage (Dalton et al., 1989; Finkelstein et al., 1990; Walldorf and Gehring, 1992).

Others show how Mr. Gorchov has lately been elaborating on his signature double marks, connecting them with loose loops of line in one instance, expanding them into broad stripes (on flat canvases) in others.

Initially, gt is expressed in two broad stripes at the syncytial blastoderm stage.

During early embryogenesis, the cephalic gap gene otd is expressed in a broad stripe in the anterior most domain of the cephalic region of the embryo where it is known to specify the entire segment, including the anterior brain that derives from this segment.

She had the walls of the studio painted in a grid — broad stripes of salmon, gray, yellow, blue and hot pink — and there are vertical and horizontal axes on each yoga mat to help focus students on their body alignment.

Within the developing Drosophila wing, Notch signalling is initially activated in a broad stripe at the D/V boundary, or wing margin.

At 24 hpf, flrt3 was expressed in a broad stripe at the mid-hindbrain boundary and the recombinant anti-Flrt3 antibody (SI3-Flrt3) alshowedwed cell surface localization of the Flrt3 receptor in the same territory.

Dpp secreted from these cells binds and activates its receptor complex, formed by the transmembrane kinases Thickvein (Tkv) and Punt (Put), leading to the activation of the pathway in a broad stripe of anterior and posterior cells occupying most of the presumptive central region of the wing (Affolter and Basler, 2007).

With the exception of a brief trial of scarlet and blue broad stripes early in the 1889 90 season, the team have worn these colours ever since, although initially the blue was of a lighter shade; the navy blue stripes were not introduced until after the First World War.