Sentence examples for difference in colour from inspiring English sources

There is some difference in colour between the animals found on different islands, ranging from orange-red to purplish blue; in most regions, blue is the predominant colour, but in some places, including the Seychelles, most individuals are red.

Beside the difference in colour contrast, the two species also differ in hue, i.e. the angle they subtend from the centre (αheldreichii = 100.6 ± 10.9°; αdictynnae = 124.8 ± 22.2°; Mean ± SD; Fig.  3d; Z = −3.54, P < 0.001; where 0° corresponds to the vector between centre and the UV corner of the colour hexagon).

The difference in colour appearance is explained in terms of different reflectance of both metals; it depends less on the difference in refractive index of the oxides.

It demonstrated group's courage to delve into different styles of music and expresses that there is no difference in colour, that we were all in the same boat.

It is important to think of the dice as identifiable (say by a difference in colour), so that the outcome (1, 2) is different from (2, 1).

"You can't see the difference in colour".

In other species, differences in colour are more continuous such as with colouration of species in the genus Oedipoda.

The significance of these regional differences in colour pattern and form in different faunas perhaps relates to aspects of the environment, notably differing suites of predators [ 69], but there is to date no experimental evidence of their role.

To visualise the differences in colour pattern between the sexes and crabs of different sizes, we constructed images illustrating the probable colour patterns of various groups of crabs, including: males and females in general, and males and females within various size classes; <8 mm, 8 9.9 mm, 10 11.9 mm; 12 13.9 mm; 14 15.9 mm; 16 17.9 mm; and males >18 mm (no photographed females were >18 mm).

She continued: "Looking at the slight differences in colour, the brush work and texturing.

Layers may be distinguished by differences in colour, particle size, type of cement, or internal arrangement.