Sentence examples for colour distinguished from inspiring English sources

Green is used on other days, without special significance, as a compromise colour distinguished from white, red, and black.

The fact that judgments of beauty are based on feeling rather than "objective sensation" (e.g., the sensation of a thing's colour) distinguishes them from cognitive judgments based on perception (e.g., the judgment that a thing is green).

First, urine biomarkers (volume, osmolality, specific gravity and colour) distinguish fluid intake habits between habitually LD and HD in free-living conditions.

Summaries of network topological properties are provided for all gene/protein sets, and in the 2D and 3D plots different colours distinguish different datasets.

We instructed participants to record only mature snails with a lip to the shell because its colour distinguishes C. nemoralis (dark brown lip) from C. hortensis (white lip).

Before analysis, samples were assigned to visual colour groups distinguished as clearly as possible by eye to record the variability of colours produced from much less varied chemical compositions (Table 1).

Hofmann began to study art in Munich in 1898, but in 1904 he moved to Paris, where he was deeply affected by the expressive use of colour that distinguished the paintings of Henri Matisse and Robert Delaunay.

We investigated plumage patches which differed in the main mechanism of colour production, distinguishing structural, carotenoid- and melanin-based colours.

Unless reserve, all goalkeepers caps are numbered 1 and contrast with their team's colour to distinguish their position.

Lack of cotyledons and orange colour easily distinguishes Dodder seedlings from other plants.

It is normal for individual competitions to specify that all outfield players on a team must wear the same colours, though the Law states only "The two teams must wear colours that distinguish them from each other and also the referee and the assistant referees".