Sentence examples for of distinct colours from inspiring English sources

Such a colouring is balanced if every pair of distinct colours occurs equally often on the ends of an edge.

Colour quantisation is a common image processing technique to reduce the number of distinct colours in an image.

Colour quantisation uses a colour palette that contains only a small number of distinct colours (usually between 8 and 256), and pixel data are then stored as indices to this palette.

A proper k-colouring of H is a mapping f : X→{1,2,…,k} such that each C-edge has at least two vertices of a common colour and each D-edge has at least two vertices of distinct colours.

For Leonardo, he said, beauty was a "red rain on the side of shadowed heads", for Uccello it was a "cold architecture of distinct colour" and for Korin the "symmetrical gushing" of water.

Other sources of mortality and other phenotypic differences between morphs might interfere with or enhance the stable coexistence of distinct colour morphs.

Co-occurrence of distinct colour forms is a classic paradox in evolutionary ecology because both selection and drift tend to remove variation from populations.

Flow cytometry of pollen can be used to rapidly measure meiotic segregation of heterozygous transgenes encoding distinct colours of fluorescent protein (Yelina et al., 2012, 2013).

The advanced studies of the mitochondrial DNA of the distinct colour morphs of C. dellechiajei exhibited weak a correlation between the chemotypes, morphotypes (spicules), and genotypes with the clear relationship among the colour of the purple morph and the pyridoacridines.

In this paper we shall study a specific instance of Voloshin's idea: a non-monochromatic non-rainbow (NMNR) colouring of a hypergraph is a colouring of its vertices such that every edge has at least two vertices coloured with different colours (non-monochromatic) and no edge has all of its vertices coloured with distinct colours (non-rainbow).

Familiar examples of discrete-frequency electromagnetic radiation include the distinct colours of lamps filled with different fluorescent gases characteristic of advertisement signs, the colours of dyes and pigments, the bright yellow of sodium lamps, the blue-green hue of mercury lamps, and the specific colours of lasers.