Sentence examples for patterns of colors from inspiring English sources

NASA's Mars Global Surveyor spacecraft, in orbit around Mars, has been measuring the glow of infrared light from the rocks below, looking for patterns of colors that identify different minerals.

The patterns of colors on these sedimentary rocks — from black and thinly striated to red-brown — are markers of an ancient lake that alternated from deep to shallow in 20,000-year cycles controlled by the wobble of the earth's axis and the amount of sunlight hitting the planet.

In this paper, we proposed a new type of image feature, which consists of patterns of colors and intensities that capture the latent associations among images and primitive features in such a way that the noise and redundancy are eliminated.

The presence or absence of chloroquine (CQ), doxycycline (DOX), quinine, sulfadoxine, pyrimethamine, and primaquine antimalarial medications, in addition to fillers used in low-quality pharmaceuticals, are indicated by patterns of colors that are generated on the test cards.

By visualizing the recurring patterns of colors (red or green according to their expression values), genes could be assigned to different clusters, which are coordinately or simultaneously regulated by Hsp90 and p23.

Different mixtures of ingredients in the pill form distinct patterns of colors or "color bar codes," as seen in Figure 2. The question we address here is whether these color bar codes allow the user to distinguish full strength antimalarial APIs from low-quality formulations.

Among the 40 works on view are abstract and figurative paintings, drawings and prints — including cartoonish social commentaries, lively patterns of color and intimate expressions of loss.

The technique can be a forbidding one, but a great composer can use it in the way that an artist uses a brush, to define form, create patterns of color, and communicate ideas.

He also described the furor among students when Jackson Pollock's paintings first came to Chicago, in 1948: "We literally ran up to the galleries," but the big canvases "did nothing for me.... What I saw were patterns of color".

The water had left swirling patterns of color on some of the transparencies, and the spots of mold on some of the prints looked quite beautiful if you looked past what had been lost.

"The water had left swirling patterns of color on some of the transparencies, and the spots of mold on some of the prints looked quite beautiful if you looked past what had been lost," Rollo Romig wrote in a piece about the photographers on this site, in 2010.