Figure 3(b) shows the result of a volume clustering showing the automatic classification of the cornea (in red) and iris (in green).
Color the irises green or blue, in colored pencil if available.
There's a lot of blue here, Lewis says, pointing out features on the iris: a green collarette — the thickest portion — with bits of brown scattered around in it.
Iris diaphragm or simply iris.
For $150,000 he picked up a 1966 oil by American artist Alex Katz of a huge purple iris on a green background, a seeming departure from the simple geometrics of Albers or the abstract lines of Tomlin.
In a letter Vincent wrote to his brother Theo on Saturday 12 May 1888, he describes this painting as depicting 'A meadow full of very yellow buttercups, a ditch with iris plants with green leaves, with purple flowers, …' (letter 609).
While there was a difference in the phase advance of the DLMO based on race (described above), there was no significant difference in the phase advance between subjects with blue and green irises (n = 6) versus brown irises (n = 15) (1.1±1.2 and 1.3±1.2 hours, respectively).
Fig. 2 Green-yellow iris image decomposed into red, green, blue, and grayscale with the NIR counterpart Fig. 3 Brown iris image decomposed into red, green, blue, and grayscale with the NIR counterpart.
The popular girls watched him avidly as he ate a grilled cheese and waffle fries, his green irises burning.
Her flecked green irises were perfect circles with worry; an inner bit of her lower lip, glimmering with moisture, glittered nervously.
