Sentence examples for well-defined red from inspiring English sources

In Arab countries where the media is state-controlled and even privately owned outlets exercise self-censorship to stay within well-defined red lines, outright censorship is usually a last resort.

Suppose it is powerful enough so that you can see its light, and its beam is tight enough so that you see a well-defined red spot on the Moon's surface.

The cross-talk correction scheme was validated herein by experiment only on a system with single, well-defined red and green brightnesses.

The exclusive occurrence of immunoreactivity in mesencephalic neurons presenting Lewy bodies, its absence in the skin of control subjects, and scarce occurrence in patients with AP confirms that the well-defined, red nodular structures correspond to α-synuclein insoluble aggregates.

A blood ring looks like a well-defined red circle, which is visible on the inside of the shell.

a Well-defined mass (red asterisk) involves mainly the eyelid and the insertion of lateral rectus muscle.

A well-defined, orange-red, glowing ring surrounded the sun. A. What you saw is a variation of the optical phenomena that can appear when light interacts with the air and the substances in the air, said Todd Miner, a meteorologist at Pennsylvania State University.

At birth, port-wine stains are well-defined, flat pink to red lesions.

The authors do not seem to see well defined red spots corresponding to the spliced intron, only spliced exons (green) or unspliced pre-RNA (red+green).

ADS DB; blooms with mixtures of rather than well-defined darker purple, pink, and red colors; occasionally these are further specified using "w/", implying "with" followed by a predominating color.

In contrast, upon the presence of DA in solution, a pair of well-defined redox peaks is obtained (red curves in Figure 3B and C, and blue curve in Figure 3D).