For instance, in "Green Variation II" (2003), the pattern evokes a feeling of a field of tall wind-blown grasses.
Think of it as a green variation on "What's the Matter with Kansas?" Ms. Jackson suggested, referring to the 2004 book by Thomas Frank that contended that Republicans had come to dominate the state's elections by exploiting social values.
The experimental results for stimuli generated by two CRT colour monitors and extended to handmade samples show a higher chromatic contrast when pairs of stimuli are generated by red-green variations than by yellow-blue variations.
For example, the black mutant strain of Manduca sexta, which was originally green, showed variations in thermosensitivity where some larvae turned green and the others stayed black in response to heat shock over a specific period [ 64].
Later, as Velasquez and I walked through Morris Heights, I noticed a lot of buildings with fire escapes of that particular green, or variations on it.
Other flower colors include yellow and pale green with variations on these including multicoloring, with different colored mottling, stripes or edges on the petals.
School grounds can have multiple values, and especially sufficient size, green elements, variation, integrated design and participatory development have been described as positive qualities.
See the problem is anything colorful was deemed as western and too flaunting after the revolution, so to be proper, you had a few choices -- white, black, green, and variation of khaki or gray, etc.
Other data on green toad variation from North Africa have been relatively scarce [ 29, 30].
Additionally, green space variation may have lesser relevance for health in New Zealand because green space is generally more abundant and there is less social and spatial variation in its availability than found in other contexts.
