Sentence examples for colour discrepancy from inspiring English sources

In both trial types, participants had to report whether there was a colour discrepancy (50% of trials) between the test set objects and their corresponding objects within the sample.

Figure 8a shows in red colour the discrepancy values selected to use in discrepancy correction together with the generated cubic spline showed in cyan colour.

Figure 6 shows in green colour the discrepancy values after the correction with a cubic spline for each pixel.

There are several discrepancies in how the colour of the body, wings, tail feathers and the head have historically been described and depicted.

Such discrepancies undoubtedly add to the colour of the games, but at a time when Scots are considering making their political, not just sporting separation from the UK, they have sparked discussion – among competitors and officials in the athletes' village, according to Chester, as well as fans and commentators – over how Glasgow's games may affect September's independence vote.

After statistical correction, the average (maximal) theory/experiment discrepancy is limited to 6 nm (13 nm), allowing an accurate theoretical colour design for this class of diarylethenes.

This discrepancy may be due to our modest sample size, but it is consistent with findings that colour vision deficits are under-represented in high-level cricketers in England [57] and with another study [58] in which fewer first-grade cricketers than expected were found to be colour-vision deficient.

But why this discrepancy?

Adani denies any discrepancy.

This discrepancy cannot stand.

"The discrepancy is phenomenal.