Sentence examples for resulting colours from inspiring English sources

The resulting colours are naturally very different.

Battery-powered portable pH meters are widely used for field tests of the pH of soils; such tests may also be performed, less accurately, by mixing indicator dyes in soil suspensions and matching the resulting colours against a colour chart calibrated in pH.

The resulting colour was used in paintings, mosaics and glass.

When chemical compounds are heated in a flame, the resulting colour can be used to diagnose the presence of sodium (orange), copper (green-blue), and many other elements.

Examples of activated phosphors (and their resulting colour emissions) are lead-activated calcium tungstate (blue), manganese-activated zircon (green), lead- or manganese-activated calcium silicate (yellow to orange), and europium-activated yttrium vanadate (red).

The resulting colour print depicts a tumultuous yet intricate weave of tangled wires and warped steel an industrial abstract worthy of Jackson Pollock.Though the subject matter is brutal (six people were killed and more than 1,000 injured by the blast), the photograph nevertheless exposes and explores the gap between reality and imagination.

The resulting colour differences range from 2 to 4.6 ΔE00.

Then the quotient gets calculated which is directly connected to the resulting colour.

Previous research has been confined to studying the impact of these different formulations on the resulting colour of the noodles.

The resulting colour photography had a ground resolution of 0.2 m and a forward overlap of 30percentt.

The resulting colour coordinate on the CIE-1931 standard is (0.23, 0.33), demonstrating potential for use as a blue-white fluorescent coating in conjunction with ultraviolet emitting LEDs.