Sentence examples for evolving colors from inspiring English sources

One Colorado train station has been treated to an entire spectrum of refracted light with a new permanent public art installation that uses colored glass, the sun's rays, and LEDs at night to bathe the local landscape in constantly evolving colors.

Melbourne-based sound designer and animator Robert Jordan makes a similar assumption with his new Video Equations system, a video synth that allows users to create evolving colors, shapes, and patterns.

Since cone cells make color vision possible, the high prevalence of rod cells in lemur eyes suggest they have not evolved color vision.

It was a cinematographic oxymoron: a futuristic scene set in throwback black and white, a choice that only highlighted Michael's evolving skin color.

While the fruit tree was evolving its color and sent signals, we were evolving the response that the contrast of red or peach against the green was beautiful, and the sweet scent told us it would be ripe and juicy.

It is possible that dinosaurs evolved these colors before they evolved the ability to fly.

As a consequence, males have evolved bright colors, ornate horns, absurd tails and other ornaments to strut their stuff.

Ornithologists think birds evolved these colors to attract mates, camouflage themselves from predators, and recognize fellow members of their species in the crowded sky.

In the past, researchers thought the difference was due to the shorter breeding season in the north, hypothesizing that migrating males evolved bright colors to better compete for mates.

The corresponding cuckoo host race has evolved egg colors that maximize fitness in both sympatric and allopatric brambling populations.

In the present study, we have shown that cuckoos specializing on bramblings have evolved egg colors that are close to maximizing acceptance rate of their eggs, and that this in turn creates ample opportunity for disruptive selection on host egg color.