Sentence examples for distinctly colored from inspiring English sources

When you're making the caramel, allow it to reach a deep amber/golden brown color -- you will be rewarded with distinctly colored layers in these bars.

Luminex uses proprietary techniques to internally color code microspheres with two fluorescent dyes and to create distinctly colored bead sets of 500 5.6 μm polystyrene microspheres or 80 6.45 μm magnetic microspheres, each of which is coated with a specific capture antibody.

But within that constellation he is such a distinctly colored, flickering star.

The objectives of this study were to quantify the effect of soil properties of two distinctly colored soils, white patches (WP) and dark patches (DP), dominant in the arid landscape of the central Ebro Basin, Spain on winter cereal grain yield and to prove that superficial soil color could be used as a visual diagnostic criterion for evaluation of agricultural practices in arid lands.

Most of the maps are choropleth maps: maps in which polygons (e.g., tracts) are divided into distinctly colored or shaded classes.

The timing of Park's departure from the presidential Blue House — so named for its distinctly colored tiled roof — had been something of a mystery since Friday, after the court's decision.

Clark is distinctly cool.

The Plush-crested Jay (Cyanocorax chrysops) is a distinctly-colored member of the Corvidae.

The sample is inspected using optical microscopy in order to identify thin flakes (<10 nm) lying across the aluminum gate, e.g., a flake as in location (I .. Thin flakes were found to exhibit a characteristic yellowish color on the gate region (Al2O3/Al) with a strong contrast to thicker flakes of ~15 25 nm, which appear distinctly blue-colored (cf. locations (II).

SO LOUNGE Ms. Azagury-Partridge also designs home furnishings and richly colored, distinctly Frank Stella-like rugs.

The diatoms Klemp gets his title from are single-celled algae, of which there are about 100,000 distinctly shaped and colored species.