Participants should therefore respond quickly when the same color characterizes the target as did so in the preceding trial.
Brain power and a wide palette of colors characterize his compelling performances of well-known and virtually forgotten pieces: the Barcarolle of Chopin, Liszt's "La Lugubre Gondola," Alkan's Barcarolle, an irresistible A-minor Sonata by Galuppi, and others by Faure, Malipiero and Mendelssohn.
Using the measured electroluminescent spectra the emission color is characterized in CIE 1931 XYZ color space.
However, no distinctive color characterizes toxic blooms elsewhere, such as those along the Oregon coast caused by Pseudonitzschia, a phytoplankton that generates domoic acid.
The application of the death penalty in the United States is biased against the poor and people of color, and characterized by a shocking number of erroneous convictions.
White is an achromatic color and characterized by constant absorption from 400 to 700 nm wave length (Zollinger 2003).
For most of that time, they subscribed to the perspective that race was a taxonomic category, and they sought to identify the biological characteristics (such as cranial shape or skin color) that characterized and defined these different groups.
The black seed coat color was characterized by delayed inheritance or predetermination because the F1 seeds (F2 organs in theory) produced from a cross between white and black seed sesame plants were always black.
All the bright colored applications resulted to be oil-based paints, with most of the thick-bodied colors being characterized by relevant amount of zinc-carboxylates or long chain aliphatic hydrocarbon possibly indicating the use of artists' tube also considering the paint texture and morphology (opaque and pastose final marks direct from the tube or as thin long lines).
Sabino coloring is characterized by white markings such as "high white" above the knees and hocks, irregular spotting on the legs, belly and face, white markings that extend beyond the eyes or under the chin and jaw, and sometimes lacy or roaned edges.
