Sentence examples for colour sense from inspiring English sources

Colour sense and that sonar sense so prominent in other bats, seem to be lacking.

I think of colour sense as the visual equivalent of perfect pitch.

His superb colour sense appears to greater advantage in genre subjects, though it is always employed with masterly restraint.

Although moths, in general, are nocturnal and butterflies are diurnal, a colour sense has been demonstrated in representatives of both.

Generally, the colour sense in Lepidoptera is similar to that of bees, but swallowtails and certain other butterflies also respond to red colours.

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Many pages of intricate description reveal how viscerally he responds to "reciprocating melodies of light and colour", sensing pressed behind them "a language longing to be heard".

In this work we discuss the use of multilayer stacked structures (p(SiC H /i(SiC H /n(SiC H /p(SiC H /i(Si H /n(Si H)) sandwiched between two transparent conductive contacts as colour sensing devices.

The colour-sense: its origin and development.

Robert Delaunay, Fernand L'eger, Francisco Picabia, Marcel Duchamp and others at that stage shared a wild fauvist colour-sense and the kinds of dislocation and surface foregrounding we associate with Cubism: a tendency towards abstraction, but always rooted in and answerable to figures in the common world.

Full of treasures, its quirky details range from hooves that function as doorstops to Oscar Wilde's lectures on interiors, in which he asserted that "colour-sense" was more important in the development of an individual than "a sense of right or wrong".