Sentence examples for existing colour from inspiring English sources

Either method of colour synthesis should be capable of reproducing every existing colour in nature.

For example, exposure of an encrypted image (Fig. 6g, centre) to aqueous solutions of non-fluorescent AdMe·Cl or γ-CD changes the existing colour gradient of the image, while printing fluorescent PyMe·Cl aqueous solution creates new colours, such as blue and purple by shifting the complex equilibria.

"That can be achieved by staying close to an existing colour scheme, changing one item only such as a tie, or allowing parents to sew new badges and logos onto clothes.

The performance improvement obtained using the proposed approach has been illustrated using two existing colour constancy algorithms proposed by Finlayson and Drew [10] and that proposed by Ratnasingam and Collins [11].

Also, existing colour scales and the CCPS could be discussed and validated in Ghana to establish any variations among the scales.

Moreover, fluorescence is often expressed in specific regions of the cuticle or in certain setae in ways that create novel patterns (figure 1 a) or that highlight existing colour patterns (figure 1 b) on the body surface.

All the notes will continue to feature the Queen and use existing colours.

The remaining 11 crabs brightened or darkened their existing colours slightly from one day to the next.

Take any existing colours in the room into account.

For this reason, the newly raised 95th Rifles received no colours, but the converted line regiments, such as the 52nd, retained their existing colours.

Existing research in colour naming has been mostly focused on a small number of basic colour categories rather than towards the development of more subtle colour identifications.