Sentence examples for colour stripe from inspiring English sources

Why grow all that bone and then lug it around your whole life if you can tell one species from another just by what colour stripe they might have, or whether or not their call is the right one?

Other marking varieties include Dalmatian-like spotting, blazes, masks, and Siamese (typically a gradient of colour along the body, darkest at the base of the tail and nose as in Siamese cats), and "downunders" (an Australian variety which has a solid colour stripe on the belly or a colour marking that corresponds to markings on top).

Tactical defoliant herbicide sprays, distributed in 55 gallon drums with a colour stripe classification, led to the hallmark 'rainbow agent' exposure.

You see [other] shoes with bells and whistles and different colour stripes and styles.

Here's a despatch from Imogen Fox who was at the show: Bold colour, stripes, minimal-meets-baroque, brothel creepers...

For structured-light range imaging, colour stripes can be used for increasing the number of distinguishable light patterns compared to binary black-and-white stripes.

On the other hand, the reliability and range resolution attainable from colour stripes are generally lower than those from temporally encoded binary black-and-white patterns since colour contrast is affected by object colour reflectance and ambient light.

Coat colour striping patterns, commonly known as Tabby markings, are frequent in domestic cats, but a candidate is not available from other species.

Note Zara Home's Colour Collection, Anthropolgie's bright patchwork throws, and how Laura Ashley, once known for its quiet country pastels, now offers bright colours, stripes and big damask florals on walls and furniture.

This concept manifested itself in clothes that focused on simple shapes taken from her menswear collection, delivered in bright block colours, stripes and tropical patterns, as well as black.

Experimental results and discussion demonstrate the effectiveness and robustness of the presented one-shot and two-shot colour-stripe imaging schemes.