Sentence examples for scale of colour from inspiring English sources
Clearly different from the carotenoid-based plumage colours studied here, the bill of the blackbird showed the strongest changes in colour expression over the year of all studied patches (compare the scale of colour variation in Figure 3).
Because there is no way to rank coat colour differences on a presumed scale of colour, we chose a binary definition of coat colour, where dogs classified as white were given a score of 1.0 and all other colour combinations (e.g., tri colour, tan) were given a score of zero (0.0).
For example, in the Wehrhahn-Linie project, a very tight scale of colours near the zero level (one colour value per millimetre) has been chosen.
The scale of the colour gradient should be defined for each project individually, because the range of values differs from project to project.
Colours are produced when a material is scored with fine parallel lines, formed of one or more parallel thin layers, or otherwise composed of microstructures on the scale of the colour's wavelength.
The combination of these enthusiasms is producing, in his 70s, some huge works on an epic scale of mind-changing colour and glory, as well as some miniatures drawn on his iPad.
The digital images used for research may vary in scale, because the frequencies of colour waves with individual pixels remain constant in the images, therefore, the image change does not influence the scale in computing covariance functions.
In butterflies, the spots are composed of concentric rings of scales of different colours.
Figure 3 shows the impact of colour scales in functional EIT images on the visualisation of impedance distribution.
A further advantage was that the cartograms could display more information, for example the number of holdings was represented by county area, while sampling rate was displayed by use of colour scales.
The course of TV/VT ratio and tentative changes of colour scales may be a practical approach to assess the accuracy of EIT data at the level to be imaged.
