Sentence examples for differing in colour from inspiring English sources

Varioles are pea-sized spheres intimately connected to a fine-grained groundmass but differing in colour, especially when weathered.

Orange mineral (Pb3O4), having the same chemical composition as red lead but differing in colour and tone, is exploited in the manufacture of printing inks and pigments.

The (standard deviation of the) lateral position and speed in four conditions with virtual objects differing in colour, structure, or 3D effect were compared with a control condition in which no virtual objects were applied.

Thermophilic fungi grown on PDB medium can produce a wide variety of AuNPs, differing in colour from red through purple to grey and ranging in the wavelength of the maximum absorption peak in the UV-Vis spectra from around 530 to 600 nm indicating formation of various sized particles with different size distributions.

All 100 test areas are assigned to a symbol differing in colour and size according to species richness.

Fully mature adults are sexually dimorphic, with the male being larger and differing in colour from the female.

Hence, if Luca perceived colour, we expected him to treat two stimuli that solely differ in colour as "different".

Different photopsins and rhodopsins absorb different light frequencies, permitting receptors to differ in colour sensitivity.

Two different objects were used that differed in colour, material and shape (screw nut and die).

If A and B have different optical properties for example, if they differ in colour or in the absorption of ultraviolet light this property can be used to measure the ratio [A]/[B], commonly by using an instrument called a spectrophotometer.

The six tepals sometimes differ in colour from the corona and may be cream coloured to pale yellow.