Sentence examples for valuable colors from inspiring English sources

However, in Mediterranean civilization, the most valuable colors were indigo for the blues, madder for the reds and 6,6′-dibromoindigo for purple [2, 32].

Darwish et al. [21 24] has demonstrated that NQS is a valuable color-developing reagent in the development of simple spectrophotometric methods for the determination of many pharmaceutical amines in the form of their acid salts.

For Coldplay's "Paradise," a youngsters' marching band joined the party along with a troupe of ribbon dancers who provided more valuable color in the late-afternoon daylight.

SWT regions, most likely belonging to text regions, contain valuable text color information, which is used to correctly supervise the mean-shifting in favor of text colors.

It's a valuable skill, coloring how we interpret events and handle their emotional content.

Armed with a valuable (paper) "color card" from a British paint manufacturer called Farrow & Ball (motto: "The Global Leader for Premium Decorative Paint"), I went to www.farrow-ball.com for a look around.

Such a capability would be also valuable for color vision research [ 5], for fluorescence ophthalmoscopy (e.g. in animal disease models [ 6]), and for targeted delivery of therapeutic laser pulses [ 7].

The more valuable the color group is, the less odds there are of rolling it, so be careful and only try to get the color groups that you have confidence in!

If this is true, then everything said by Krauss and others that think like him about what existed before our universe existed becomes as valuable as interesting colors of waste water.

Natural indigo is a dye having distinctive blue color with long history and is regarded as one of the most important and valuable of all coloring matters.

The present results are expected to be valuable in case color is to be taken into account in designing Pd-free Au Pt-based high noble dentAu Pt-based