Sentence examples for differentiated by colour from inspiring English sources

Unlike other chess variants, shogi pieces are not differentiated by colour to indicate side, though opposing players are known as white and black, with black moving first.

There are three categories of images, representing the peaceful, moderate, and angry deities, and three schools of painting, the Sman-thang, Gong-dkar Mkhan-bris, and Kar-ma sgar-bris, which are differentiated by colour tones and depicted facial expressions.

Soil type provides information for herders as well, often discussed as hot or cold soils, and differentiated by colour and less commonly texture.

The beads were differentiated by colour and particle size during observations, and flow patterns compared after the first and second injections.

Splenic lymphangioma may be differentiated by colour Doppler ultrasound, as a fan-shaped distribution of intrasplenic vessels extending from hilus to periphery.

We should, however, bear in mind that the extinction rates measured by paleontologists are those which correspond to the disappearance of organisms based on the anatomical features detectable in fossils, and that species differentiated by colours, timing of life cycle or breeding habits would not be registered.

The species can be differentiated by size, colour, and relative length of the tail.

First it segments the picture by tracing regions that are differentiated by color.

Drunka formation overlies the Thebes formation and it is easily differentiated by its snowy white colour and massive bedding.

and are subdivided by colour.

Whirl it all together, or use it colour by colour.