Sentence examples for basic colour from inspiring English sources

David Stubbs It's hard to believe, but there was once a time when football kits weren't branded or even particularly designed beyond basic colour requirements.

Additional GeorgiePhone functions include weather, finding the nearest bus stop, and basic colour detection to check if you are wearing matching socks.

Languages differ considerably as to the number of basic colour terms that they recognize, and they draw boundaries within the psychophysical continuum of colour at different places.

An alternative, observed in particles called mesons (see below Hadrons), is for a quark to couple with an antiquark of the same basic colour.

Chinese manufacturers dominate the domestic market for basic colour TVs and will continue to enjoy a strong price advantage when import tariffs are cut after WTO entry.

It is possible that, although languages differ in the number of basic colour categories that they distinguish, there is a limited number of hierarchically ordered basic colour categories from which each language makes its selection and that what counts as a typical instance, or focus, of these universal colour categories is fixed and does not vary from one language to another.

You can see these basic colours in the sketches.

The oldest basic colours are indigo and brown; red and yellow were used later.

Polygnotus employed sharp foreshortening and four basic colours: black, white, red, and ochre.

Below are outlined the basic colours, sources, and metabolic features of some representative biological pigments.

See Victoria Beckham's collaboration with Nails Inc, released on Monday, which brings back basic colours such as tomato red and nude.