Sentence examples for colour type from inspiring English sources

Despite depositing different carotenoids in the plumage we considered tit and greenfinch carotenoid colouration as a single colour type due to the similarities in absorption profiles of lutein, zeaxanthin and canary xantophylls (all three show absorption maxima between 440-450 nm, [ 48], see also the similarity in shape of plumage reflectance spectra in Additional File 1).

Albino, colour type of horse, characterized by pink skin and a pure white coat.

Palomino, colour type of horse distinguished by its cream, yellow, or gold coat and white or silver mane and tail.

By analysing data from a sensor that detects light in both the visible and the near-infra-red spectrum, a computer is able to determine the colour, type, shape and position of each item.

Flatbed machines may be hand-operated or power-driven, and, by selection of colour, type of stitch, cam design, and Jacquard device (see Jacquard loom), almost unlimited variety is possible.

Although flatbed machines are suited for hand operation, they are power driven in commercial use, and, by selection of colour, type of stitch, cam design, and Jacquard device, almost unlimited variety is possible.

These latter result from evolutionary pressures i.e., agents of natural selection that act upon the natural variations in colour types (morphs) found among the population.

Unlike some other colour types, which develop as the horse matures, the Albino is born white and remains white throughout life.

Of these, the canary (Serinus canaria) and the budgerigar of Australia (Melopsittacus undulatus, often called a parakeet) are widely kept and have been bred for a variety of colour types.

We know for example that colour is extremely variable in many species and some occasional colour types keep recurring (like all black forms or albinos) so using this to help define a species is a bad idea, but something more consistent and less variable (like the number of vertebrae or number of toes) is likely to form a good character.

The designer Stefanie Posavec conceived of the book Writing Without Words while studying at Saint Martin's; she meticulously worked her way through Jack Kerouac's On the Road (manually: she couldn't get her hands on an electronic version in 2006), and devised infographics that revealed themes through colour, types of punctuation used and forms of grammar.