Sentence examples for intensity of colours from inspiring English sources
The intensity of colours indicates the degree of up-regulation or down-regulation.
All have an intensity of colour that is almost luminous, and will last through to the first frosts.
But Gauguin also celebrated the landscape around him with an unrivalled intensity of colour that would inspire the fauves.
Its vertical shape and intensity of colour create the illusion of a doorway or fold in the gallery walls, an effect that is both powerful and elusive.
The soufflé is ethereal, the cooling lemony sauce a clever touch, but the sorbet is the star, with an otherworldly intensity of colour and taste.
As is pointed out in the section Compatible colour television, the colour television signal actually consists of two components, luminance (or brilliance) and chrominance; and chrominance itself has two aspects, hue (colour) and saturation (intensity of colour).
The setting brought home vividly the era when those modern art works were made, and revealed how amazingly radical such artists were, in their condensed, passionate intensity of colour and form.
Illustrations for STAT3 interactomes were generated in the Cytoscape platform, in which both the intensity of colour and the size of nodes representing different genes correlate with the degree of expression values.
But not all beetles are iridescent and last week a paper was published by a collaboration of scientists from Cambridge University and the European Laboratory for Non-linear Spectroscopy in Italy that talked about a very different effect: a whiter-than-white beetle whose intensity of colour arises from a very thin layer of that same molecule chitin.
