Sentence examples for colour centred from inspiring English sources
Each trial consisted of the presentation of an anticipatory cue (the arrow) which was followed after 3.5 s by a small circle of the same colour centred on the screen indicating the beginning of the electrical stimulation.
Glass is readily browned by forming colour centres when subjected to various radiations.
Its two-page colour centre spread showed a model posing as a teacher caning two schoolboys on their bare buttocks.
Hot Brown Honey, created by Lisa Fa'alafi, and Candy B and Busty Beatz, puts the minds and the bodies of women of colour centre stage.
Because most of the energy of an alpha particle is absorbed at the end of its path length in a mineral, these colour centres are produced most intensely around the inclusion.
The colour centres, which are positive "holes" (deficiencies) trapped in the vicinity of an oxygen ion next to an aluminum impurity, are bleached in vacuo above 200 °C (400 °F) and are destroyed by hydrogen even at room temperature.
He has for a while been planning a series of experiments in which he connects the artist's brain to a scanner and ask him to imagine colour alongside people who are seeing it more conventionally, in order to compare the response in the colour centre of the brain, known as V4.
A Monet floods the colour centres of the brain, and the areas that understand light, with all sorts of conflicting stimulation, before form ever gets a look in; Cézanne, meanwhile, found a way to make the brain perceive form in tone and texture rather than in the trick of perspective.
This means that new photo active colour centres are formed upon near UV illumination composed of reduced silver species.
Practical applications include biosensing and bioimaging using colour centres in diamond, as well as pathways towards integrated quantum photonics using diamond as a platform.
The current search for novel materials with active optical properties has demonstrated the relevance of the emission characteristics of laser active colour centres in lithium fluoride (LiF) to design new miniaturized solid-state light sources.
