Sentence examples for localised colour from inspiring English sources

But they do suggest that the Moon was a long time cooling down, and thus give a scintilla of hope to those who claim that "transient lunar phenomena" (strange, localised colour changes sometimes reported by Earth-bound astronomers looking through telescopes) are not figments of the imagination, or the results of a good night out, but may be the last, fleeting gasps of lunar volcanism.

This should result in even more shadow detail and even more accurate localised colouring.

To localise colour areas we contrasted coloured graphemes with the (black) non-inducing control graphemes.

In the case of pS2, we obtained a colour reaction localised in the cytoplasm of cancer cells.

There is no up nor down in these late waterlily panels but simply passages of colour, sprawls of pigment, localised flurries and bunches of paint.

To help with the interpretation of our effects, we performed a functional localiser experiment (Experiment 1) in which we mapped grapheme and colour sensitive areas, and localised the main effects of synaesthesia.

Midline localisation, periumbilical or poorly localised   2.

Recently, a grape colour locus was described [ 60], which we now localised on chromosome 2.

Physiological oral melanosis is usually localised to the gingival and buccal mucosa and is bilateral and symmetrical, brownish in colour, and clinically more common among dark-skinned populations [1].

The resulting Yel1-GFP fusion localised to the bud, however the fluorescence signal was weak negating the possibility of two-colour imaging with Arf3-RFP.

Grading for each wide-field image involved viewing the colour composite, green-wavelength and red-wavelength images using all the available image enhancement tools, including localised optimisation and magnification.