Sentence examples for red stands from inspiring English sources

Patrícia Henriques, tough and precise in her dancing as a woman in black and then in red, stands out in solos of angst amid the general suffering.

Blue stands for the OU-based LIF model and red stands for the Feller-based model.

RED stands for "regional employment disparities" as measured by Eq. 4, whereas IP stands for the immigration penetration index described by Eq. 5.

RED stands for "regional employment disparities" as measured by Eq. 4, whereas IP stands for the immigration penetration index described by Eq. 5 Open image in new window Fig. 4 Impulse response functions using low immigration regions.

For example, Yablo (1992), suggests that mental and physical properties stand in the relation of determinable and determinate (just as red stands to scarlet), and argues that our conviction that a cause should be commensurate with its effects permits us to take the determinable, rather than the determinate, property to count as causally efficacious in psychological explanation.

In the present work, the perfect face-centered cubic (FCC) atoms are not shown for better viewing of the defect structures, and the coloring scheme for various defects is as follows: red stands for surface atoms, blue indicates hexagonal close-packed (HCP) atoms, and the remaining atoms are categorized into defects including dislocation cores and vacancies.

Genma Rodrigues, her eyes red, stood near the exit of the Cersia Building.

"He turned bright red, stood up and left," P. D. said.

So, too, should we recall in today's bitter blue-red, donkey-pachyderm dialectic that just a few years ago, red stood for Marx.

The difference was clear: red stood for unions and fairness, black for conservatives, business and the church.But the people have deserted the people's parties.

But advocates say the red stand-alone boxes provide an essential service to deaf and hearing-impaired residents, who otherwise do not have a reliable means of reporting emergencies on the street.