Sentence examples for characteristics colour from inspiring English sources

The calculated models evidenced highly significant effects (p < 0.001) of the experimental factors on dough density and rheological behaviour and on most biscuit characteristics (colour, milk absorption, and fracture strength).

The cultural identification of specific ethnic groups with clearly defined morphological characteristics (colour, size, horns, fattiness, etc). of their livestock is a well-known although understudied fact in the history of human-livestock relations (Hunn 2011), and the relation of some pastoralists with piebald camels is an extraordinary case study.

In addition, cattle provide a great intra and inter-breed variety of coat characteristics (colour and patterns) and morphological diversity.

The characteristic colour, red with a white face and white markings, has been fixed for only a comparatively short time.

Toxicologists in 1933, when Christie wrote the story, were probably using chemical reactions that give characteristic colour changes when certain compounds were present.

There are relatively few myoglobin-containing cells in "white meat," whereas "dark meat" derives its characteristic colour from their presence.

This occurs in the red and blue portions of the spectrum, leaving the green to represent the characteristic colour of biological activity.

It soon formed the characteristic colour of a group of wares, referred to as the famille rose, which was particularly developed during the reign of the Yongzheng emperor.

The most characteristic colour is a unique dull black, either slightly grayed or tinged with bronze; the coat may also be solid gray or white.

Bilirubin, for example, the brownish yellow pigment that gives feces its characteristic colour, is the end product of the breakdown of heme from destroyed red blood cells.

Guard hairs protect the rest of the pelage from abrasion and frequently from moisture, and they usually lend a characteristic colour pattern.