Sentence examples for appropriate colour from inspiring English sources
With the availability of brilliant, low-cost blue LEDs, it is now possible to make replacements for incandescent lightbulbs using a suitable mixture of coloured LEDs to provide the appropriate colour.
Cathy never goes out without wearing gloves, and there's a different pair in an appropriate colour for every occasion.
Its soaring arches are made of larch culled from sustainable forests; over time, these will turn silvery grey, an appropriate colour for the City of Steel.
By appropriate colour reactions of the proteins and scanning of colour intensities, a number of proteins in a mixture may be measured.
In a modification called the substantive process, the appropriate dye couplers are suitably embedded in the emulsion in the appropriate colour layers to prevent their moving about during processing and contaminating the colours (an important problem).
It is based on a presumption that the orange of the earliest Dutch flags was modified by Washington to buff as a more appropriate colour for use in uniforms.
In Turkey, headstones are carved in the shape of the headdress distinctive to the order to which the deceased belonged and are tinctured in the appropriate colours.
For her annual meeting with the federal government's chief information officers, she bakes cupcakes and ices them with the appropriate colours: green for excellent, yellow for adequate, red for bad.She says America has not done badly on "e-government 1.0", providing its citizens with information.
Civilian based designs may be painted in appropriate colours, depending on the operational requirements (i.e. camouflage for field use, white for United Nations peacekeeping, etc).
It depicts a slimmer, brownish bird, and its discoverer A. Iwanow and dodo specialist Julian Hume regard it as one of the most accurate depictions of the living dodo; the surrounding birds are clearly identifiable and depicted with appropriate colouring.
The children then went through either the Harris Foundation or DRT procedure for selecting the appropriate colours.
