Sentence examples for centred red from inspiring English sources

Reaction times were collected from T1. "In this experiment, you will be asked to look at a centred red square during the entire session while trying to guess, as quick as possible, the intention of the actor in every video clip once the hand encounters the object (e.g., to use the object or to move it)".

Transmission function with the pentagon at its centre (red line) and without it (black line).

Density of states for the graphene sheet with the pentagon at its centre (red line) and without it (black line).

For the same reason, teams painted the centre red line in a checkered pattern to set it apart from the solid blue lines.

Rangers coach Frank Boucher proposed the neutral zone divided by a centre red line, so teams could pass the puck out of the defensive zone into their half of the neutral zone.

In HSF-D and HSF-E, in which a single broad peak of CENP-A binding was observed by ChIP-on-chip (Fig.  1) and q-PCR (Fig.  2), different results were obtained when SNPs at the edges (black dots in Fig.  1) or at the centre (red dots in Fig.  1) of the peak were analysed (Fig.  3).

Around a large circular table on the 36th floor of the Eurotower that soars over the city centre red-light district, Mario Draghi chairs the meetings of the governing council of the European Central Bank which have supplanted EU summits and finance ministers' sessions as the key events deciding the fate of the euro — testimony to the failures and fecklessness of the EU's elected leaders.

The distinctive black swastika on a white circle, centred on a red background is unmistakable.

The food around which American civilians' dissatisfaction with rationing centred was red meat.

Mr Colao's other chart, titled "Tomorrow: One relationship", is centred on a big, red box labelled "Vodafone Services".

Loach's film this year, Jimmy's Hall, is another collaboration with screenwriter Paul Laverty, and is understood to be his final fiction feature: a drama centred on Ireland's red scare of the 1930s, and the communist challenge to the Catholic church's censorship.