Sentence examples for identifying colors from inspiring English sources

Dressing competitors in identifying colors dates at least to the ancient Greeks and Romans.

"The parachute is for interacting with other children, for identifying colors, getting speech sounds with the parachute and for getting balance".

The slowdown suggested that the speed of their reactions did not result just from a learned difference but that language was actively involved in identifying colors as the test was happening.

Identifying colors with particular frequencies of electromagnetic radiation does not preserve the structure of the hue circle, whereas identifying colors with activity in opponent processing neurons does.

Some philosophers argue that unless color experience fails to distinguish distinct colors, metamers preclude identifying colors with natural physical properties of surfaces (see the entry on color).

Leo's Pad features the adventures of a young Leonardo da Vinci, his pet dragon, and friends Galileo and Marie, and has children doing puzzles (to build telescopes and rocket ships, e.g)., flying through clouds, identifying colors and shapes, drawing, finding letters in the stars, and much more.

The choice of a color space is a critical issue in identifying color objects.

Experimental results confirm that the proposed method generates acceptable estimation results in identifying color filter array patterns.

These movements became known as "velvet revolutions" or "rainbow revolutions" because of their peaceful, nonviolent nature and because protesters had adopted a particular identifying color--orange in the Ukraine, rose in Georgia, for example.

In terms of identifying color pattern genes, there are obvious practical benefits of a fine-scale preservation of gene order between species.

His younger sister had to help him identify colors and sort laundry.