Sentence examples for apparent color from inspiring English sources

It is, e.g., the apparent color of an apparently physical object (or, if you are a Russellian, the color of a sense-datum that you happen to have encountered as an object of consciousness).

He discovered that when he changed the color of the electric lights, he could change the apparent color of the sky.

Even when the subject is more apparent, color takes center stage in some works, like Jackie Zagon's "One Cool Summer Evening," in which orange and purple pigments applied with knife and brush suggest wildflowers and grasses in semi-abstract terms.

A reliable semi-empirical kinetic model described properly the high rates of disappearance of turbidity and apparent color.

Spectral Doppler can be utilized to document intratesticular arterial flow, confirming that apparent color Doppler flow is not artifactual.

Then less protection of DNA may result in the aggregation of AuNPs by salt and an apparent color change from red to purple-blue.

Meanwhile, differing from the apparent colors of pristine SiO2 and SiO2/GO composite microspheres, Ni3Si2O5(OH)4/RGO microspheres show a dark color (inset of Fig. 2c), and such deep color is owing to the presence of the RGO component within the sample.

In Fig. 5b, two different parts of the nanoparticle are distinguished by apparent colors: The blue part represents the original particle, and the pink light or transparent one on the edge represents dispersant coating covered nanoparticle surface.

As light, it is the apparent no-color that contains all colors except its antithetical no-color, black.

The apparent solution color changes displayed that the complex 1 can be used to detect bisulfite and Cu2 + by naked eyes.

Even the most well-meaning officer cannot possibly determine whether an individual may be undocumented without making judgments based on apparent race, color and national origin.