Sentence examples for distinguished red from inspiring English sources

Integration of metabolite with protein and transcript data produced an expected model of phenylpropanoid biosynthesis, which distinguished red from white grapes, yet provided detail of individual cultivar differences.

As she stood in front of me, I could not help but notice the distinguished red wool pea coat she was wearing.

What distinguished Redding in this august company was the heartbreaking brevity of his career.

All three sea lions tested distinguished blue from grey, but only two individuals distinguished green from grey and no sea lion could distinguish red from grey (Griebel and Schmid 1992).

Engineers invented a harvester that could shake tomatoes from plants and distinguish red fruit from green.

But about 8percentt of American men and 0.5percentt of women have some deficiency in color vision, usually difficulty distinguishing red from green.

The dept. of oenology at the Univ. of Calif, at Davis found that under blind-test circumstances, professional wine connoisseurs are often unable to distinguish red wine from white.

When I asked Bruce if he could round up some Napa Valley wine people to take the red-white test, assuming I couldn't track it down at Davis, he said they might want to remain anonymous, since there were probably better ways to begin a wine-industry résumé than "Although I can't distinguish red wine from white wine......

When I asked Bruce if he could round up some Napa Valley wine people to take the red-white test, assuming I couldn't track it down at Davis, he said they might want to remain anonymous, since there were probably better ways to begin a wine-industry résumé than "Although I can't distinguish red wine from white wine..."...

The term hue describes the distinct characteristics of color that distinguishes red from yellow and yellow from blue.

What this suggests is that when primates increased their ability to distinguish red and green, they reduced their reliance on chemical signals.