The premise is kind of cute neither of the parents-to-be typically know what sex their child is going to be before the big reveal and the execution is simple get some custom tyres that produce a certain-coloured smoke, put one foot on the brake and the other on the accelerator, and go hell for leather.
It seems that he first applied everywhere on the canvas a kind of paste, with an uneven, rough surface, which he built up slowly, and which, at a certain moment, he coloured with lead white and some reddish brown.
Some may be solid coloured, some roan, others a certain colour (black, brown, brindle, yellow, tiger-stripe, etc).
After training a small group of young adults to associate certain letters with certain colours, the researchers use the test to find out if they remember words more easily if they are coloured to match their synaesthetic training.
There are few sources of information about Martin Luther's childhood apart from his recollections as an old man; understandably, they seem to be coloured by a certain romantic nostalgia.
The corruption set in". Mrs Hammond said it was certain that Margaret Thatcher's views were coloured, but so were those of successive governments.
Had I been aware of his designer-label status, I am uncomfortably certain that this knowledge would have coloured my view of the film, prompting an involuntary distrust of its more visually stylish tics.
Objects appear coloured when they absorb visible light of certain wavelengths, and those absorbed wavelengths are consequently absent from light that passes from the coloured object to the eyes.
Or, to take a harder example, mental images seem to have certain physical properties, such as being oval and vividly coloured.
Shuffle the contents of the pan around with a wooden spoon to make certain that no fragments of onion become too darkly coloured.
