Sentence examples for variable in colour from inspiring English sources

Its long, waterproof outer coat is variable in colour and covers a thick, woolly undercoat.

The coat is variable in colour and may be either smooth and glossy or long and soft.

The platy is a compact fish, about 5 cm (2 inches) long and extremely variable in colour.

Snake-eyed skinks are extremely variable in colour and are the only skinks with a fixed plate (spectacle) on their eyes instead of a movable eyelid.

Juncos are about 15 cm (6 inches) long and variable in colour, though generally a shade of gray; they have white outer tail feathers that are flashed in flight to the accompaniment of snapping or twittering calls.

The outer rhason, a wide-sleeved garment, is black in the Greek Church but variable in colour in the Russian Church among the secular clergy (i.e., those who minister in parishes).

In his 1972 publication A Handbook to Plants in Victoria, Australian botanist Jim Willis expressed his view that dividing the species into subspecies was not feasible given that common heath is highly variable in flower colour and leaf shape, though he conceded the Grampians race grandiflora might be distinctive based on its larger corollas and coarser and hairier foliage.

The activated carbon and calcium chloride were the most influential variables in the colour reduction.

In general there was no evidence that male colours were more variable: colours in males showed similar levels of variability as in females.

The usually lopsided, alternate leaves are variable in shape and in colour on different forms.

The mask was composed of two-dimensional randomly distributed small discs, randomly variable in luminance and colours (with diameters between 2 and 20 cm).