Sentence examples for a distinct colour from inspiring English sources

Colizoli recalls a woman who identified each letter as having a distinct colour.

Samples which did not produce a distinct colour were treated as caution and were recorded as shown in Table 3 and were proceeded to HPLC for identification.

The ratio (I586/I533) of chemosensor RN showed a remarkable increase (21-fold) in less than 1 min and a distinct colour change for naked-eye detection in present BF3.

Take for example, six tags transmitting in one slot; then, R = 6 and just one tag is having a distinct colour U = 1, two tags are using the same colour R 1 cc = 2, and three tags have an identical but different colour R 2 cc = 3.

However, the shade was not seen as a distinct colour until the 20th century; before then according to Vanderwyk, such dogs can be traced but were not registered.

I appreciate that this is, supposedly, just a prototype, but the Japanese Super Famicom, as the 16bit console was called in its homeland, was a sleek and curved beauty of a machine, with big buttons and a distinct colour scheme: green, blue, yellow, red.

For Leonardo, he said, beauty was a "red rain on the side of shadowed heads", for Uccello it was a "cold architecture of distinct colour" and for Korin the "symmetrical gushing" of water.

As P. mexicana do not have distinct colour spots but a more or less fluent colouration, we decided to measure the colouration at 10 different body regions).

Co-occurrence of distinct colour forms is a classic paradox in evolutionary ecology because both selection and drift tend to remove variation from populations.

The enormous numbers of these organisms impart a distinct red colour to the water, a phenomenon known as red tide.

From the look of the promo, Brave has a distinct muted colour palette characterised by soft, organic tones, a million miles away from the glossy look of Toy Story or Cars.