Sentence examples for referenced red from inspiring English sources

In creating screen graphics and UI for everything from weapons targeting, navigation systems, engine and tolerance analytics, entertainment and sound systems, we researched UI design during the 1980's and referenced red and orange colors against a black background for all control panels, game UI styles such as Space Invaders, and even the visual language of a tape deck and cassette.

I submitted a series of questions for the company to answer via e-mail, referencing red flags that had come up in my research.

Orange is the New Black is also an unlikely reference – Red's red lipstick shows it in a don't-mess-with-me style.

Fig. 5 Structural fits quantified as root mean squared deviation (RMSD) with values given in Å. Ligand conformations after Shaker (grey) compared to the crystallographic references (red sticks).

The z-scores represented by each P ( z ( n ) ) represent a subset of the aggregate set of z values, independent of L i and N p. Because the unconditional distribution of z values is approximately normal with mean 0 and with units of the standard deviation ( σ z = 1 ), we also plot a normal distribution Normal ( 0, 1 ) in each panel for reference (red curve).

Both columns of Fig. 12 show NMs and principal components (PCs) orientated via best-fits of NM and PC reference (red) against the PDC109/a structures.

This effect led to underestimation of F0 and to an apparent discordance between the 5′ and 3′ GAGUA references (red bars, Figure 1G).

A further limitation is the sequence divergence between the reference red jungle fowl and domestic breeds from which DT40 is derived.

On the other hand, some cases of IDA with spectacularly small red blood cells could be false positively diagnosed as a plasma membrane deficiency in EMA test, if reference red blood cells have significantly higher MCV values.

- Sacha Baron Cohen, referencing his red carpet shenanigans at the 2012 Oscars.

The only question remaining in the aftermath of the chemical attack, Kerry said, was, "what are we and the world going to do about it?" Presumably referencing a "red line" that President Barack Obama drew last August on the use of chemical weapons in Syria, Kerry also said the United States had to act because its credibility and interests were on the line.