Sentence examples for denoted by colour from inspiring English sources

Figure 8 Condition of waterholes is denoted by colour of the balloons (as of 23 February 2012).

3 shows the effects of variation between grid squares, denoted by colours, for a randomly chosen weather year.

Figure. 2 shows the effects of variation between weather years, denoted by colours, for a randomly chosen grid square.

Several regions of variation can be seen within Additional file 4: Figure S2 with the location of many phage genes, highly variable regions and antibiotic resistance genes denoted by colouring of the heat-map.

The atom exited by a π-pulse (blue) of the incident radiation relaxes with a photon emission into the right sub-space (denoted by red colour).

Get the right badge Davos is invitation-only, but there is a strict hierarchy, denoted by the colour of your badge.

Figure 4 shows the cumulative distribution of z-scores for every year from 1836 to 2014, respectively denoted by a colour scale (from blue to red).

White belts are worn by novices and black by masters, with intermediate grades denoted by other colours.

This area is defined by an image file incorporating institutions and homes, and is denoted by different colours in the input image (see Figure 2 for an example of a topology map simulating the City of Winnipeg).

Different diffraction orders (top axis) are denoted by the changing colour of the transmission curves, and their numbers are indicated on the upper scale.

The suspension was occasionally shaken to completely dissolve the powder in ethanol, which was denoted by the change in colour to dark brown.