Sentence examples for demonstrated colour from inspiring English sources
Baird demonstrated colour television in 1928 and was reported to have completed his researches on stereoscopic television in 1946.
This final experiment clearly demonstrates colour-blindness.
Colour-shape associations in object recognition are intrinsic: Naor-raz et al. [30] have demonstrated that colour diagnostic objects are recognized faster if presented in their typical colours, while their processing is slowed if the colours are changed to an atypical hue (see Figure 1c).
Arterial flow in the hilum can be demonstrated with colour Doppler imaging.
a Ultrasound scan showing duct dilatation with homogeneous hyperechoic content, with no blood supply demonstrated by colour Doppler, in a schizophrenic patient with long-term neuroleptic treatment.
Negative control demonstrated no colour reaction, thus confirming that the procedure was properly conducted.
Although a temporal artery biopsy is the gold standard for the diagnosis of giant cell arteritis (GCA), there is considerable evidence that characteristic signs demonstrated by colour duplex sonography (CDS) of the temporal arteries may be of diagnostic importance.
In the first two phases the microbubbles can be demonstrated with colour Doppler or, with the newer, more reflective microbubbles, using a non-linear technique as the phase inversion imaging which has excellent spatial resolution[ 2].
"The curved space at The Pithay lends itself beautifully to demonstrating color, as we naturally associate a curve of colour with the rainbow".
Dr McCreary says he has monochrome displays in the laboratory that can show video at 20 frames per second, and later this year the firm plans to demonstrate a colour display for the first time.Even so, it would seem that full colour, fully flexible displays that can switch fast enough to show video are still some way off.
Although most cystic lesions are completely avascular, a small number may demonstrate peripheral colour Doppler flow due to superimposed inflammation [17].
