Sentence examples for white colouration from inspiring English sources

a BSE with the analysis spot (shown in yellow) and b a spectrum from spot analysis showing the use of calcite for the white colouration.

The black and white colouration is noticeable from an early stage.

There is a thick layer of firm white flesh, and the decurrent gills are particularly crowded and narrow, sharing the white colouration of the stem but becoming creamy with age.

They retain this black and white colouration over the next 3 5 moults, as they develop the mottled pattern and the beginnings of the distinctive scarf and spots.

Specifically, this includes a lack or dilution of coat and eye pigmentation (as in the merle Border Collie), and the piebald or white colouration (as in the Bull Terrier and Dalmatian) [1], [13] [15].

We also present preliminary data which raises intriguing possibilities of miRNA-directed regulation in the white colouration of the Maroussia flower.

Simmentals may also be of the classical brown-and-white colouration, but much lighter.

The colouration efficiencies for the violet and the white-coloured states were 170 cm2/C and 104 cm2/C, respectively.

They are a breed that is predominantly black and white, with colour patterns varying from white with black points (black eyes, ears, nose, teats/scrotum and feet), leopard colouration, black with white topline, underline and hips, and black with a roan face, speckled hips and legs, and white on the topline, underline, brisket and dewlap.

The body is generally silver-white in colour, though varying colourations, such as yellow, have been observed.

However, congenital deafness in the ASCD is not easy to reconcile with an origin from the Smooth-haired Blue Merle Collie as the ASCD does not show the merle colouration or white head patches that are associated with an increased incidence of deafness in other breeds such as the Border Collie [13].