Sentence examples for variations in colour from inspiring English sources
The numerous forms, with their striking variations in colour, are the product of domestication.
Check the materials when they arrive to see if there are many variations in colour or thickness that will make laying them difficult.
These latter result from evolutionary pressures i.e., agents of natural selection that act upon the natural variations in colour types (morphs) found among the population.
Chemical differences in cloud composition, which astronomers presume to be the cause of the variations in colour, evidently accompany the vertical and horizontal segregation of the cloud systems.
Made in this way are crystal (caramel), chocolate (black), and amber malts; used in small and varying proportions (2 to 3 percent of brewing malt), they introduce considerable variations in colour and flavour to finished beers.
Pinto, (Spanish: "Painted"), a spotted horse; the Pinto has also been called paint, particoloured, pied, piebald, calico, and skewbald, terms sometimes used to describe variations in colour and markings.
Although responsible for some intraspecific variation in colouration, colour changes cannot explain the extreme phenotypic diversity in colour patterns found in many species.
Crucial to their soundworld, especially when heard in sequence, is Mozart's wind instrumentation, subtly different in each one, and it was the clarity with which these variations in colouring emerged that proved engaging here.
Besides the two very striking forms of colour polymorphism mentioned before, there is a range of more fine-scaled within-species variation in colour pattern and colouration among orthopterans [ 29, 30].
After about 1960 a small degree of Westernization set in, permitting a variation in colour and fabric.
Thus, the blue cornflower, the bordeaux-red cornflower, the deep-red dahlia, and the red rose contain the same anthocyanin, the variation in colour resulting from the different degrees of acidity and alkalinity of the cell sap.
