Sentence examples for reliable colour from inspiring English sources
If reliable colour forecasts could be made, even more visitors might be attracted.It doesn't grow on trees, you knowThe revival of interest in the origin of autumnal reds began with work by William Hoch and his colleagues at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Our results are consistent with an attraction to redness that reflects innate or learned preferences for reliable colour cues to health and mate choice, for example blood oxygenation levels [25] associated with cardiovascular fitness [26].
We wished to investigate the ability to obtain reliable colour Doppler images which in our opinion demands a fixed preset.
Though possibly one of the finest of our native shrubs - with its lacy corymbs (flower clusters), cocktail-cherry-red berries and reliable autumn colour - it is not really very Chelsea, owing to its rather lax and ungraceful growth.
The iris, now correctly (if unpoetically) classified as Hermodactylus tuberosus, is far from reliable, but the colouring is so striking, and the prospect of flowers on a bleak February day so alluring, that it is worth persevering (avonbulbs.co.uk; 01460 242 177).
Foreground intensities were background-corrected using the normexp approach (maximum likelihood variant "mle", offset = 50) as previously reported as the most reliable method for two-colour microarrays where background estimates are available (Ritchie et al. [ 29]; Silver et al. [ 30]).
Results from HIrisPlex analysis on worldwide DNA samples imply that HIrisPlex hair colour prediction is reliable independent of bio-geographic ancestry (similar to previous IrisPlex findings for eye colour).
Seeing the world in colour allows for reliable object detection and recognition under variable illumination.
As plums come in so many colours – purple, yellow, red, green – colour is not a reliable way to tell ripeness.
A very fast and reliable method for face detection in colour pictures is considered through the AdaBoost method.
Furthermore, as we demonstrated previously, the IrisPlex eye colour prediction system provides reliable results without the need for knowledge on the bio-geographic ancestry of the sample donor.
