Sentence examples for different colourings from inspiring English sources

(i) A graphical method by which sets of sites in strong linkage disequilibrium (LD) were visually identified and marked with different colourings (Fig. 2).

In addition to natural colourings in the wild, ("ruddy" or "agouti") Djungarian hamsters in captivity come in a variety of different colours.

So widespread is this particular owl -- with many distinct regional forms, each with different sizes and plumage colourings -- that it's thought to actually be comprised of as many as physically similar five species, although future DNA work will shed more light on this complex and fascinating group of birds.

In our everyday life we have to deal with an ever increasing number of new and different chemical compounds, such as food colourings and preservatives, drugs, dyes for clothes and ordinary objects, pesticides and many others: at present the number of registered chemicals is estimated at 28 million.

Plant liqueurs are frequently coloured with vegetable colourings.

'Natural' colourings The only difference between these and artificial ones is that they start with pigments that occur in nature.

One correction: Roman and other ancient purple colourings came from crushing a colourful snail.

You certainly could approach colouring mindfully: focusing alertly on the subtleties of different hues, feeling the pressure of your finger on the pen, or the play of air as your hand moves through space, not racing to reach the state of completion.

This means that in order to understand the difference between itself and pure consciousness (puruṣa), it has to free itself from these colourings and become pure.

Halvah is made with a variety of colourings and flavourings.

At Sophia Webster, matte silver looked gorgeous on all colourings.