Sentence examples similar to confusing color from inspiring English sources

The maps of the North Dakota pipelines are confusing color-coded slashes and dots of red, blue and green.

"A lot of people confuse color with finish," he added.

Keep a clear head while you're going through each step, making sure not to confuse colors or tools, and be patient.

The correlation technique yields accurate detection but is sensitive to rotation, scale and contour deformation, whereas the color histogram technique is robust for rotation and contour deformation but shows low accuracy and is highly sensitive to luminosity and confusing background colors.

They were also white and had been painted in such a way that they wouldn't turn rust-colored, lest anyone confuse the color scheme with that of a rival.

These cone opponent processes when activated selectively by the cardinal stimuli do not give rise to the unique color sensations of red, green, blue or yellow, and so should not be confused with color opponent processes].

These then need to be assembled, which is done using an integrated technology developed by another French company called Kolor (not to be confused with Color).

Easily confused with "Colors of the Wind".

Without the proper lens, the picture is flat, the colors confusing and the characters lifeless.

It should be noted that the Catholic colors are often confused with Eastern Orthodox colors.

I don't name the lizards because they are always changing color and confusing me.