It therefore appears that Permutations 4, 7 and 8 are the most effective permutations although the latter two have a very restricted color choice and only work well in healthy individuals.
There's no reason to restrict colors, it doesn't interfere with function!
NK government also restricts colorful clothes, so interviewees could wear only clothes in navy, dark green, black, or gray colors in North Korea.
From the beginning he restricted his colors and painted methodically with a loaded brush.
Seed coat color is primarily under control of the Inhibitor locus, which has at least four classically defined genetic alleles [ 8], listed here from the most dominant to the least: I (largely colorless seeds) > i i (color restricted to hilum) > i k ("saddle;" color in hilum and spreading slightly beyond the hilum) > i (seeds completely black).
In a nice ploy on the gallery's part, these clean, flat surfaces, each restricted to two colors, are shown with examples of sleek, minimal, contoured furniture by front-line designers of the period: Arne Jacobsen (Denmark), Bruno Mathsson (Sweden), and the Americans George Nelson, Charles and Ray Eames and Isamu Noguchi.
Future research may extend these investigations and explore the robustness of the concept with respect to the influence of printing material roughness level, print finish and printing technology or to situations in which changes are uncorrelated and restricted to single colors only.
In order to unite a project with many disparate parts created by different artists, he decided early on to restrict the color scheme and the materials.
But, in these early works, the palette is penumbral, with color restricted to veiny blues and flushed reds and pinks.
So Color restricted them to thirty seconds in length, and they also removed the audio.
