Sentence examples for dissimilar color from inspiring English sources

The left panel of Fig.  10c shows that a gradual change in color within a region permits transitive grouping between elements with a dissimilar color (e.g., green and yellow circles).

Here we studied whether coupling the distractor with a highly concentrated quinine solution improves color discrimination of both similar and dissimilar colors by free-flying honeybees.

The segments with high identity (60 100%) are shown in similar colors, whereas those with low identity (13%500%) are shown in dissimilar colors.

This algorithm implements the following principles: The color hue of the nodes follows a gradient along the leaves of the tree, so that evolutionary distant nodes are assigned dissimilar colors while evolutionary close nodes are similarly colored.

Contrast schemes are composed of colors dissimilar in hue from each other.

Bees generally take longer to discriminate between similar colors than dissimilar ones and the neural pathway invoked for learning fine differences demonstrates plasticity, unlike the pathway for coarse color discrimination, which functions more rapidly and is hard-wired (Dyer et al., 2011).

Parker was spotted on set of her new movie "Best Day of My Life" in New York City Tuesday sporting a cut and color not so dissimilar from Bradshaw's look during season 5 of the hit series.

Influenced by the work of French chemist Michel-Eugène Chevreul (1786 1889), he believed that next to each other, colors appear as dissimilar as possible, both in optical composition and tonal value (4 ).

The colors change at dissimilar hours of the day and during different seasons.

You have undoubtedly agreed to perpetuate colonial behavior in Brooklyn as residents of color simultaneously undergo a different, but not wholly dissimilar, form of displacement and degradation in the form of gentrification.

We found that the colors of Australian bird-pollinated flowers were widely distributed in the color tetrahedrons, and not strongly dissimilar overall to the range of color loci found among insect-pollinated flowers.