Sentence examples for coloured area from inspiring English sources

Following this calibration, the marquee tool in Photoshop was used to calculate the values of the red (R), green (G) and blue (B) colour channels of the coloured area of the dorsal fin and representative, similar sized areas of the body.

Furthermore, we calculated the average size of the various colour patches by dividing the total coloured area by the number of distinct spots.

She ignored segregation to teach in Gelvandale, which was designated a "coloured" area.

His grandmother made costumes for the local dance school, and he learned ballet from a teacher who ignored segregation to teach in Gelvandale, a designated "coloured" area.

But when the fish moves to an evenly coloured area, its coloration becomes stripes that run horizontally from head to tail.

--- John Cherry, a councillor from Stedham, near Chichester, has ended his political career in spectacular style with his extraordinary comments to the Mail on Sunday, about how children brought up in Stockwell, in south London - a "coloured area" according Councillor Cherry - would erupt like a "sexual volcano" if introduced by their school to the wooded countryside of West Sussex.

Unfortunately, this also required us to rely on the human visual system to describe many of the long-term colour changes Colour pattern refers to the configuration of any coloured areas on the black carapace, regardless of their spectral composition.

Many species have brightly coloured areas of plumage or skin.

There is a scene evoking a burial at one end, with figures on a much larger scale at the other end, and coloured areas in between.

Rothko was interested in the simplified forms that inhabited his paintings, the spread of pigment across the canvas, and how different coloured areas meet; he was also much concerned with the layering of his paintings, from the bare canvas up.

Coloration depends upon several factors: the colour and distribution of the organism's biochromes (pigments), particularly the relative location of differently coloured areas; the shape, posture, position, and movement of the organism; and the quality and quantity of light striking the organism.