Sentence examples for case of colour from inspiring English sources

There were complaints that the mix-up was a serious case of colour blindness.

What is perceived in the case of colour is something that has a definite spatio-temporal location.

Principle No. 4, "Sfumato," means in Italian "turn to mist"; or in the case of colours, "soft," or "mellow".

(Also Smart would say that if powers are dispositions we should treat the secondary qualities as the categorical bases of these powers, e.g. in the case of colours properties of the surfaces of objects).

The same holds of colours.

I don't like to get bogged down with "waves" of feminism, but in any case, women of colour are marginalised in society, and of course this is replicated in all kinds of groups, even liberal, activist or feminist ones.

It is understood that under World Rugby's tournament regulations, the choice of home strip - in case of a colour clash - and the home dressing room is decided by the flip of a coin.

His later films are a heady mix, combining Parajanov's deep love of the region's folk art and the influences of other Soviet masters such as Sergei Eisenstein and Alexander Dovzhenko with, in the case of The Colour of Pomegranates, stylistic flourishes borrowed from silent film-makers and modernist film techniques in the form of jump cuts.

In the case of one colour arrays, the M-value is computed by dividing the intensity by the median intensity of the same probe across all arrays.

It stands in the relation of a halo to the stars, except that the colour of the halo is due to reflection, whereas in the case of comets the colour is something that appears actually on them.

In these cases the use of colour Doppler may be helpful.