Sentence examples for potential colour from inspiring English sources

Top scientists take turns speculating about Kate Middleton's dress, bypassing trite discussion of its potential colour and style in favour of determining its approximate atomic weight, by feeding a schoolgirl's crayon sketch of what it might look like into an onyx supercomputer studded with flashing lights.

Colours were counterbalanced to control for any potential colour biases.

In another experiment the colour manipulation took the form of potential colour words in answers to a multiple choice-question.

Lawn (2009), seems to want to show all the potential colours of grass in different lights, at different seasons, or in the varying vitality of different blades in a single bit of turf, within one unified smear of layered colours.

Appreciated for both their scientific and their aesthetic value, these photographs embodied the potential of colour.

Flor seemed from the start to be revelling in the orchestra's potential for colour, intensity and loudness – but, though the sound was big, it was never too much.

Far from being apologetic about performing Bach on a Steinway grand, Lifschitz maximised the instrument's potential for colour and tonal variety, while never overloading the overall sound picture; everything remained clear, even with a strong focus on the leading line, which pealed out with a bell-like clarity.

In their revolt against naturalism, the early Synthetist painters emphasized the decorative potentials of colour and line: a painting was to be primarily a flat surface upon which colour was laid ornamentally.

These surfaces can be used for displaying electrostatic potential, by colouring these surfaces according to the value of electrostatic potential.

Colour indicates electrostatic potential according to the colour scale at the bottom.

(a) Overlay of topography as terrain and potential distribution as colour code.