Sentence examples for colour designations from inspiring English sources
The book brings out the cultural and historical specificity of colour designations, while steering clear of easy relativist assumptions that our perceptions of colour and artists' deployment of colour are simply culturally determined.
Degree of priority has three designations: red colour is defined as an 'acute' response, with the highest priority; yellow colour is defined as an 'urgent' response, with a high, but lower, priority; green colour is defined as a 'non-urgent' response, with the lowest priority.
Ordinarily, considerable areas of indeterminate designation in colour vocabulary and in other fields are tolerated; between red and purple and between purple and blue, there are hues that one would hesitate to assign firmly to one or the other and on which there would be considerable personal disagreement.
The name Black Arrow came from the Ministry of Supply policy of assigning designations consisting of a colour and a noun, unofficially known as Rainbow Codes, to research programmes conducted by the Armed Forces.
Probes with CEP and LSI designations were obtained from Abbott Molecular Inc., and the four-colour probe set has been previously described.
Cheke [ 31] discussed the status of the populations from Cosmoledo and Astove, keeping their designation as separate subspecies (P. longinsulae menaiensis and P. astriata astovei) based on slight colour variations.
Unesco has its designations.
Twelve percent had "grade pending" designations.
But those designations mostly recognize the architecture.
