Sentence examples for a consistent colour from inspiring English sources

As it was initially unveiled, the app allowed groups of friends to anonymously message each other with different participants in the conversation identified only by their chats being badged a consistent colour, rather than stamped with their name.

Where a consistent colour is important, staining or dyeing may be better options.

Bowlers like a dark ball if they can find one, which bearing in mind the consistent colour of the dye must mean the leather absorbs more and so perhaps shines better.

The use of these extracts in the food industry has certain problems associated with it, including the lack of consistent colour intensities, instability upon exposure to light and heat, variability of supply, reactivity with other food components, and addition of secondary flavours and odours.

Therefore, the reference oil used in the study was mustard oil because of its wide availability, consistent colour and domestic usage.

For each photograph, the camera lens was positioned at the same level as the eyes, thus providing replicable images for each individual (Parker et al., 2008), and for each individual the camera settings were held constant to ensure consistent colour between the before and after images.

Moreover, unlike in the above-mentioned example of a chair, this function does not crucially depend on specific physical properties of the shells; pretty much any small object of a consistent shape or colour would suffice.

A consistent performance in colour features was maintained with subjective manual segmented border variation.

A consistent reduction in the colour of the incoming wastewater was evident in the treatment stages.

Two solutions that did not meet our a priori criterion for inclusion were deleted ("A consistent size, shape, and colour for medications throughout Europe, whoever the manufacturer is, would improve medication adherence" and "Financial penalties imposed on patients who are non-adherent would address medication adherence").

The dark patterns on upper- and under-parts are some more expressed and less regular than in B. b. turcomanus and B. b. omissus and the general color from the mantle to the ear tufts is a more consistent brownish colour than most other abutting races.