Sentence examples for colour variability from inspiring English sources

As a result, the inherent stone features (i.e. natural colour variability, presence of veins, etc).

The details he provided (time, direction, shape, colour, variability), and the reasoning he brought forward to emphasize its natural origin put him to the forefront of early modern science.

CLM calculates among other parameters, the absorption, reflection and transmittance of solar radiation, the absorption and emission of longwave radiation, the surface colour variability, the surface albedo, the sensible heat, the latent land surface heat fluxes, the heat transfer in soil and snow and the atmosphere surface coupling (Neale et al. 2012).

The land model used was the Community Land Model (CLM), which has atmosphere-surface coupling, surface colour variability, surface albedo calculation, absorption, reflection, and transmittance of solar radiation, absorption and emission of longwave radiation, sensible heat (ground and canopy) latent heat fluxes and heat transfer in soil and snow [23].

Nonetheless, (b) males did not consistently show higher colour variability across species (chromatic and achromatic variability).

Future comparative analyses of colour variability may help to shed light on these issues.

His book, De coelo ardore, described the aurora of 10 September 1580 in great detail, providing exact data from his personal observations on the time, direction, shape, colour, and variability.

Analysing males and females separately in this species revealed that tail colour showed the highest variability in both sexes but that the order of variability in the other patches was different (Fig. 2).

This may also explain the lack of consistent differences in achromatic variability between colour patches and between sexually selected and non-sexually selected colours.

The result of many years of work by the Zorved group was Spravochnik po tsvetu: zakonomernost izmenyayemosti tsvetovykh sochetany (1932; "A Reference Book of Colour: The Laws Governing Variability of Colour Combinations").

The widespread spurge hawkmoth (Hyles euphorbiae complex: HEC) is particularly appealing to collectors due to its great variability in colour pattern [ 23- 25].