Sentence examples for colours arise from inspiring English sources

The shells' colours arise from leftover, degraded pigment fragments, so they are unlikely to be those the creatures displayed in life.

Basically, he denied that light is simple and homogeneous stating instead that it is complex and heterogeneous and that the phenomena of colours arise from the analysis of the heterogeneous mixture into its simple components.

My personal visualisations of colour arise within luminous flames of iridescence.

New words for colour arise as if through a kind of game: the speaker might talk about a particular colour using a word that the hearer is not familiar with.

Structural colour arising from plasmonic nanomaterials and surfaces has received ever increasing attention1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12.

Structural colour arises because of a regularity in packing which gives rise to strong scattering of light.

The colouring arises from interference and unbalanced reflection of certain wavelengths of light caused by the thin anodic films of different morphologies.

The red colour arises because the iron is bound in a ring of atoms in haemoglobin called porphyrin and it's the shape of this structure that produces the colour.

Its physical properties are those of quartz, but it contains more iron oxide (Fe2O3) than any other variety of quartz, and experts believe that its colour arises from its iron content.

Under a handheld ultraviolet lamp, the fluorescence from the gel is uniform in colour and intensity (Fig. 3c; the blue colour arises mainly from emission from the gels under irradiation), which indicates that there is no phase separation or segregation of the gelators over these longer length scales.

But not all beetles are iridescent and last week a paper was published by a collaboration of scientists from Cambridge University and the European Laboratory for Non-linear Spectroscopy in Italy that talked about a very different effect: a whiter-than-white beetle whose intensity of colour arises from a very thin layer of that same molecule chitin.