Sentence examples for prominent colours from inspiring English sources

Ladybird beetles (Coccinellidae) and leaf beetles (Chrysomelidae) are inedible and are provided with prominent colours and usually with contrasting spots.

Such a map, therefore, has a topographic background printed in subdued colours on which the geologic or soil patterns are overprinted in prominent colours.

Profile analysis was carried out to identify the film thickness for the prominent colours of Fig. 3 and may be found in the Additional file 1 Section S6.

The Philadelphia version is better preserved; it has superior tonalities and more prominent colours.

Faux-pony clutch bag asos.com, £30 Rich, inky navy blue is a prominent colour this season.

Prominent colour changes were observed for up to 1 and 2% water content in acetonitrile and THF, respectively.

The prominent position and striking colour of Telopea speciosissima and many of its relatives within the subtribe Embothriinae both in Australia and South America strongly suggest it is adapted to pollination by birds, and has been for over 60 million years.

That these so-called hot spots occur only near the equator, the elliptical dark brown clouds only near latitude 18° N, and the most prominent red colour on the planet only in the Great Red Spot implies a localization of cloud chemistry that is puzzling in such a dynamically active atmosphere.

Patients with Parkinson's disease show prominent reduced colour discrimination (Büttner et al., 1995; Diederich et al., 2002; Sartucci et al., 2003), even in early and unmedicated stages of the disease.

Armonica, written by Jörg Widmann 10 years ago and here receiving its UK premiere from the BBC Philharmonic, is not a concerto, but the pure, unearthly sound of the instrument plants the seed of the piece, along with an equally prominent accordion, and colours it throughout.

The fact is that the Meyerses, in all their one-dimensionality, are about the most prominent characters of colour in any Clooney-directed film to date.