Sentence examples for colour expression from inspiring English sources

Take one gorgeously indignant (almost apoplectic) mouse, one (almost unfeasibly) laid back bear and that (Almost Entirely Only) One Rhyme and what you get is a picture book that reads with breathless ease: an object lesson not only in rhyming repetition, but visual repetition within which there is to be found a riot of variety of colour, expression, mood and character interplay.

In many animals, parasite load influences body condition and colour expression [e.g. 49], [50], [51] but see [52] [54].

Consequently, pleiotropy in the genes responsible for colour expression would generate covariation between colour polymorphism and a number of individual attributes [10], [13].

Thus, we decided to include also plumage patches where colour expression acts as an indicator of quality or shows condition-dependence.

Structural colours differ from pure pigment-based colours in their mechanisms of development and physical composition [26], which probably affects temporal changes in colour expression, especially the fact that they often present high relative reflectance at short wavelengths.

Clearly different from the carotenoid-based plumage colours studied here, the bill of the blackbird showed the strongest changes in colour expression over the year of all studied patches (compare the scale of colour variation in Figure 3).

Black colour expressions in wild horses are presumed to have been a consequence of natural selection associated with dense forests following glaciation.

Callum and Feifei explain colour expressions that describe different types of jobs and professions.

Furthermore, multi-colour expression systems have been established that could be easily adapted to allow the tracking of many members of an infective population simultaneously [35].

Better quality image sensors reduce noise in images, making fine details in non-ideal lighting more accurate to the scene, and better auto-focus hardware and software produce the sharpness needed for this reflection technique to produce usable results.Even without enough detail to identify a face, the race, hair colour, facial expression and other general features of a person may be ascertained.

The left hand is for colour, flexibility, expression".