Sentence examples for complex color from inspiring English sources

This work is of general interest because it shows how cis-regulatory evolution of a single gene can drive the adaptation of complex color patterns.

As the wall works continued to evolve, eventually filling entire rooms and involving complex color schemes, Mr. LeWitt's affinity for the site-specific paintings he had seen in Europe became increasingly clear.

The complex color schemes were painted over with all-purpose white, the intricate fretwork rotted away and the rooftop porches and picturesque towers came down, sometimes on their own.

A native of the Midwest, Mr. Gregor paints his highly chromatic "flatscapes" -- the carpetlike farmlands of Illinois -- from an aerial perspective, making complex color patterns of fields, rivers, barns, silos, houses, fences, trees and other prairie paraphernalia.

Reversing the process, if you introspect on your experience of seeing a complex color, you can analyze it into basic elements of red, green, yellow, blue, and gray that can't be further reduced.

A complex color scheme in toned darkish blue, grayish olive, rusty brown with a touch of mauvish red, and the brushwork that gives the view a grainy texture make it extraordinarily harsh.

In a 2013 study published in the Journal of Analytical Atomic Spectrometry, new analyses of Archaeopteryxs feathers revealed that the animal may have had complex coloring in the form of light and dark colored plumage, with the tips of its flight feathers being primarily black as opposed to the entire feather being dark in color.

It's at once visually logical and bafflingly complex; color-coded like a psychedelic version of the New York City subway map, it's an aerial view of a deity's house as vast as the cosmos.

Farrow & Ball, an English paint line recently available here, offers high quality and extremely complex colors.

On the few walls not made of logs, Mrs. Cleary created complex colors through a paint process called dry brushing.

White put 12 delicately veined blue-gray-green Cippolino marble columns across the front, their complex colors and lines meant to play against the deep green intended for the doors.