With these less-severe colour deficiencies, other visual functions are usually normal.
This inflammation is usually reddish and more severe in colour than the surrounding tissues.
His portraits, usually small in size, are sincere in characterization and restrained in composition; his drawing is severe and the colour harmonious.
Therefore, we took advantage of the DLS/LeJ mouse line which carries the recessive dilute lethal Myo5ad-l allele (homozygous leading to light fur colour, severe convulsions and death within three weeks after birth).
It was achieved by the tonal continuity of the shadows a tonal continuity conditional upon a severe restriction of local colour.
They had no history of neurological problems, history of substance abuse, current or previous psychiatric diagnoses, colour blindness, or severe head injury.
Eventually the senior surviving officer, Captain Jean-Jacques Magendie, who had suffered a severe head wound, authorised the colours to be struck at 21 30, approximately 60 nautical miles east of Gibraltar, thereby surrendering the ship.
Solemn and severe in style and glowing with colour, his "Fur Traders Descending the Missouri" (c. 1845; Metropolitan Museum of Art) captures the silence and solitary grandeur of frontier life.
Although the paintings initially seem so strict and severe, Schiff sees not just the colours she has actually placed on the canvases, but what he calls "phantom colours" achieved by the contrast between the stripes.
Transplacentally acquired lymphoid chimerism was detected in two infants with severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID) by two-colour cytofluorographic studies.
