Sentence examples for color reflected from inspiring English sources

Even if your next television can display every color reflected off every surface, Jeff Yurek, of Nanosys, points out that it still won't be able to show some colors from special kinds of light sources, "like neon signs, lasers, or light sabers".

Senate President Pro Tem Kevin De Leon (D-Los Angeles), who chaired the committee hearing, said the nomination of "three individuals of color" reflected changing demographics.

There is no denying that it feels good, even in small doses, to see myself and other women of color reflected in the media to see that our presence in the world is normal, that we are not outliers in our own culture.

The change in wall color reflected the finding that most rats appeared to have a spontaneous preference for darker walls.

Our data confirmed this tongue diagnosis because the tongue color reflected EG, which supports the middle of the tongue reflecting acute inflammatory change of the GI tract, however, there was no association between EE and TC.

The light-reflecting concrete, meanwhile, is much lighter in color, reflecting the sun's heat rather than absorbing it — in effect, cooling the city.

The diameter of the colored bubbles is proportional to the true tumor volume, and the color reflects the patient ID across segmentations (see Table 1).

It resembles a wave, its silvery color reflecting light like water, the original mirror.

Knotch lets people write comments when they pick a color reflecting their opinion.

Value refers to a color's position on the light-dark scale and measures how much light a color reflects.

Walking through La Digue, I saw every skin color, reflecting the European, Arabian and African descent of the islanders.