Sentence examples for reported colour from inspiring English sources

Others, known as "associators", reported colour only in their mind's eye.

It is known, however, that buildings and ornament were painted in bright colours, and literary sources report colour being employed.

In colour-graphemic synaesthesia, subjects report colour experiences induced by written letters.

Although synaesthesia related activity has been reported in colour processing areas [9], [10], we explicitly tested whether synaesthetic colours can affect real colour processing in the brain.

All participants had normal or corrected to normal vision, reported no colour blindness and were able to discriminate the experimental colours.

Some reported seeing colour projected on to whatever word or number they were shown.

(The name puma is a native Peruvian term.) The shade of brown varies geographically and seasonally from gray to reddish brown, and some black pumas have been reported; facial colour patterns are also variable.

Subjectively, subjects reported enhanced colour perception, but poor vision in dim light.

King Island Emu were mainly distinguished by their much smaller size and a reported darker colour compared to modern Emu.

Our results confirm a recent study which reported that colour matching between Misumena vatia and their flowers affected neither pollinator flower choice or spider hunting success [22].

In the questionnaire synaesthetes reported the colour and intensity of their synaesthesia for 26 letters of the alphabet, digits 0 9, 15 familiar non-alphanumeric symbols (e.g. #, %) and 13 'false font' stimuli (unfamiliar symbols derived from Cyrillic, Greek, and Arabic, not resembling Latin letters or numbers in shape).