Sentence examples for which coloured from inspiring English sources

Clear flux is the base from which coloured enamels are made, the colouring agent being a metallic oxide, which is introduced into the flux when the latter is in a molten state.

Yellow tubes connect together a number of tanks and cisterns, around which coloured water can be pumped.

Lacquerwork, certain metallic and wood objects to which coloured and frequently opaque varnishes called lacquer are applied.

"It was an Enid Blyton image that the media readily portrayed and which coloured much of the general public's reaction when the company was finally sold".

Instead of simulating sensations of movement by optical illusion, others designed kinetic panels and boxes in which coloured shapes revolved under electric power.

The bones lay in a black ooze or gloop, which coloured the red sand around them, and had been formed by the decaying of organic matter.

That week the court declared which "Whites" were actually now officially "Coloured," which "Coloureds" were actually "Black," and which were now officially "Indian".

Representatives of these non-conventional enzymes cluster in distinct clades relative to the conventional NifDKEN, Vnf/AnfDK and the C-group DK proteins, which are coloured dark blue in Figure 4.

The Stroop task involved participants being shown a colour word (e.g. 'red') which was coloured either congruently (e.g. the word 'red' was coloured red) or incongruently (e.g. the word 'red' was coloured green).

Figure 3(f) is the pseudo-colour image of the MCSM decomposition, which is coloured by (red), (green), and (blue).

It is made of interlocking glass cells, a few of which have coloured panes that can be illuminated.