Sentence examples for interpretation of colored from inspiring English sources

A detailed inventory map containing 1289 landslides triggered by this earthquake was produced through interpretation of colored aerial photographs and extensive field surveys.

Naturally, certain kinds of spatial factors that produce semantic interpretations of the colored regions could produce fairly pronounced effects on preferences, such as making an orange region carrot-shaped and a green region above it carrot-top-shaped.

Mr. O'Riley and Mr. Brey offered a richly colored interpretation of this lyrical work.

He called Washington's speech the "Atlanta Compromise," and the name stuck; the word "compromise" has colored interpretation of Washington ever since.

A slim man who looks even younger than his age, Mr. Trifonov strode purposefully to the piano and opened the program with a beautifully shaped, introspective and elegantly colored interpretation of Scriabin's Sonata No. 2 in G-sharp minor.

I had to conclude that it was the students' preconception that "physician" equals "male" that colored their interpretation of this story.

She has a collection of colored bras.

Inside were pieces of colored chalk.

This makes the study of colored cosmetics challenging and fascinating.

c The image of colored objects.

Consequently, they fail to characterize hands of colored people, or hands wearing colored gloves.