Sentence examples for typical colours from inspiring English sources

Colour-shape associations in object recognition are intrinsic: Naor-raz et al. [30] have demonstrated that colour diagnostic objects are recognized faster if presented in their typical colours, while their processing is slowed if the colours are changed to an atypical hue (see Figure 1c).

Even a classic clinical presentation and typical colours of grains in mycetoma does not reliably distinguish actinomycetoma from implantation mycosis, so laboratory investigations, including microscopy, histology and extended cultures are indicated.

An across participants analysis revealed that RTs were faster for typically coloured objects (typical colour 1150±23 ms, atypical colour 1202±31 ms, t (25) = −2.94, p<0.01).

A typical colour used is an intense violet-blue.

The typical colour pattern consists of alternating bands of black with gray, blue, or white rings.

Such burns are of the fourth degree, also called black (because of the typical colour of the burn), or char, burns.

The typical colour of the spore mass becomes visible through the structure, since the spores themselves are not pigmented.

The average height of the breed is, and the most typical colour is chestnut, often with white markings and a flaxen mane and tail.

To answer this question, we conducted our final experiment, contrasting identification of colour diagnostic objects which were presented either in their typical colour or in an atypical colour.

These bacteria contribute to a large extent to the development of the typical colour, flavour and texture of the smear-ripened cheeses.

The configuration of their typical colour patches appears to enable them to be detected by individual, non-adjacent ommatidia from as far away as 15 cm (Figure 8).