Sentence examples for clusters of colour from inspiring English sources

And the clothes, which are arranged in clusters of colour – of cream, and orange, and red, and, of course, black – are amazing.

A less studied steganographic technique is the application of the aforementioned cluster indexing idea to hiding data in true colour images [15, 16] due to the fact that the size of the palette (codebook or colour table) is, which is times greater then that of VQ-compressed images and complicates the clustering of colours.

We are also seeing clusters for LGBT people of colour; New Yorkers talk about Chelsea on the one hand and "Chocolate Chelsea" on the other hand, and they talk about "Hells Kitchen" on the one hand and an LGBT Latino "Hells Cocina" on the other.

Local clustering of the colours indicates that similar TCM properties are shared among evolutionarily related medicinals.

During the 1960s and '70s Mitchell worked with clusters or blocks of colours.

Attempts are currently made to design new flow cytometry software that would allow the automation of flow cytometry analysis, by defining clusters of cells in predefined colour combinations.

It was noticeable that all of the Bedouin tribes with the exception of Aniza belonged predominantly to a single cluster (cluster 2, green colour).

These spots of colour can be clustered to highlight the presence of patterns of support/ rejection, by rearranging rows and columns separately for genes and topologies, so that they correspond to a dendrogram from hierarchical clustering.

Each bird is indicated by a different colour, with clusters of fixes joined by lines to indicate the birds' progress.

Purified R88A, K117A and Y130A/F131A mutants have a different shade of colour indicating a compromised FeS cluster (Supplementary Figure S3A).

Coherent patterns of colour are generated by hierarchical clustering on both horizontal and vertical axes to bring like together with like.