Sentence examples for comparing colours from inspiring English sources

This approach is a novelty since image databases are usually searched by comparing colours, textures and 2D shapes of regions in the images.

There were more true positives for new and reused Pronto Dry® pallets as compared to new and reused CLOtests® when comparing colour change within 30 min vs. 31 60 min (P < 0.001 and P = 0.7 respectively).

By comparing colour change effects on eyes, skin and peritoneum of the same fish, our results indicate that the regulatory pattern is similar between the different tissues, which is relevant for the cryptic life strategy of this fish.

Frauscher et al. compared colour Doppler contrast-enhanced US targeted biopsy (CB) of the prostate using Levovist (Schering, Germany) with grey-scale ultrasound-guided systematic biopsy (SB).

We quantify and compare colour morph frequencies in eight populations of C. decresii and test the potential roles of gene flow and selection in shaping morph frequency variation.

Interestingly, the user can observe allele-specific expression by comparing the colours of SNPs in the genome and transcriptome sequencing windows (red for heterozygous, blue for homozygous).

The results were graded from 0 to 5 by comparing the colour developed within 5 min with the API-ZYM colour reaction chart.

He came from behind, but his lede on the Richard Gere, comparing the colour of his hair to his grey cashmere sweater, was just so brilliant that he overwhelmed him in the Hackathlon.

While his team-mates tint their hair and compare sneaker colours, Hore maintains the sort of visage that glares out from blokes at the shoulder of Colin Meads in dusty old black-and-white team photos.

Echoing the harassment of the Moustache Brothers, in the last 12 months people have been locked up for using Facebook to make jokes comparing the colour of the new army uniform to Aung San Suu Kyi's robe or about the president's face being tattooed on a poet's penis.

The concentration profiles along the column are determined by comparing the colour of the dispersing dye with known standards.