Sentence examples for colour keys from inspiring English sources

"We wanted to make sure we retained the richness of Rob's illustrations," Tom Box from Blue Zoo tells The Creators Project, "So very early on in the project he storyboarded the entire journey, and created colour keys of core parts.

Then, the eFP Browser engine parses the XML file and recovers the tissues' colour keys and sample identification for all replicates.

The dynamic appearance of options, display of meaningful keywords (technical jargon is avoided as much as possible), immediate visual feedback of the impact of options chosen (and therefore model assumptions) and consistent use of non-alphabetical coded information (e.g. colour keys) is intended to allow the user to concentrate on the exploration of their dataset.

There are four large paintings in the Victoria Miro Gallery's ground-floor space, their colour keyed to Marcus Garvey's design for a pan-African flag: red for the blood that was shed, black for the people who died, green for the land that was lost.

Colour key represents log2 scale.

Above the heatmap is a colour key and histogram.

For each tissue, the engine loops through every pixel of the image and replaces all instances of the tissue's colour key with the calculated colour using the replaceFill function we introduced to the Python Imaging Library (PIL, www.python.org).org

The colour key indicates log2 fold change.

The colour key indicates the level of gene expression, from red (few reads) to yellow (many reads).

Templates of the bed file format and the chromosome colour key are available on the UCSC Genome Browser help pages (http://genome.ucsc.edu).ucsc.edu

(A and B ) NN cryo-EM density for (A ) Kin3 and (B ) Kin1 is shown with their respective docked pseudo-atomic model colour-coded according to segment based cross correlation coefficient (SCCC, see colour key; Pandurangan et al., 2014 ).