Sentence examples for bad colors from inspiring English sources
Indeed, in Figure 4 we show the relationship between the badness β and the total number of bad colors τ for our example trees, showing that the badness β is significantly smaller than the total badness on a collection of phylogenetic trees for non-marker genes.
But, while there are no bad colors, she said, "beware of colors found on vacation".
They have yet to work out "an elegant look that doesn't rely on ill-fitting suits and bad colors".
Note that this sort of bound is different than those described above, as OPT can get large even when the total number of bad colors is small.
Definition 4. The total number of bad colors of a coloring χ is τ = ∪ e ∈ E χ ˜ e where E is the set of edges where χ ˜ e ≥ 2. Definition 5. A subcoloring of a leaf coloring χ: F → C is a coloring χ': G → C with G ⊆ F such that χ' agrees with χ on the domain of χ'.
Instabilities will manifest as black screens, graphical glitches, artifacts, bad colors, blotches, and more.
Lipstick — a bad color, too orange.
"Many women have bad color, and it's because they strayed too far from what works with their complexion".
"Like if you think of a bad color, you have to then think of a good color, so your mind is always battling".
They'd rather bypass the subject than risk presenting a scene as lurid as the bad color reproduction in certain cheap, under-the-mattress magazines that left permanent sunspots on my own adolescence.
