Sentences with phrase «color scale of»

Once you get close to Z on the color scale of a colorless diamond, you approach the world of naturally colored yellow diamonds, as we've been discussing.

The core color scale of the collection is black, white, orange and turquoise.

The collection embraced the fall / winter season ahead with a classic color scale of black, white, some pastels and a few looks of burgundy and yellow.

The color scale of red / white / navy goes well with one another too, so don't be scared to match them with each other.

She did however bring a nice fashion game with a gorgeous color scale of blue and classic combo of black and white.

Covered in multi colored scales of orange, yellow and brown, this Bird Wyvern's body type resembles others of its kind such as Velocidrome or Monster Hunter: World's Tzitzi - Ya - Ku.

Not exact matches

In a written survey, each dealer ranked the color and overall look of some 40 bikes on a scale of one (low) to six (high), keeping in mind Specialized's image.

The move, first reported by Bloomberg Law, would scale back a 2013 Obama - era policy, known as Directive 307, which had expanded the DOL's ability to investigate and sanction federal contractors that showed a pattern of paying female workers and employees of color less than their white male colleagues.

More than 100 fine artists create vividly colored, large - scale, high - contrast murals on the asphalt of Main and Mercedes Streets at Town Square.

An esteemed panel of Canadian food industry experts selected the top performing cheeses in 27 categories by evaluating each cheese using a six point scale that includes appearance, flavor, color, texture, body, and salt content.

To know Elneny's real potential you need to go back to his roots with FC Basel because their he showed his true colors on a very consistent scale which caught Wenger's attention in the first place and I was personally following up him even then that's how I learned what he's really capable of and how much he has been restrained by Wenger's antics!!!!

Florals are always in style for spring, it is just a matter of re-configuring the scale, pattern, colors or cut of the new looks.

The new Department of Agriculture pyramid is dubbed «MyPyramid» and differs from the 13 - year - old USDA food pyramid in a number of ways: It has vertical slices of color representing the food groups but no words or images, except for that of a stick - figure energetically scaling the pyramid to symbolize the importance of physical activity.

They'll match the scale and color scheme of the table, too.

ANCIENT COLOR Scientists found microscopic texturing on the scales of moths from the Jurassic Period that resembles what's seen today in Micropterix aruncella (shown).

Once you choose the color and design of the scales, you can choose how many fins you want.

This stunning book includes 48 gray scale images of beautiful animals and creatures of all kinds waiting to be colored by you.

Most tails will feature over 1,000 scales, and you have the creative freedom to choose the design and colors of them.

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Now that there's a simple and inexpensive color display technology, Smalley and colleagues are working on ways to use it to create large holographic video displays — on the scale of room - sized displays.

Most of the innovations of the late 20th century, like computers, CDs, and color TV, came from large - scale industrial engineering and manufacture.

Pete Vukusic and Ian Hooper of Exeter University in England studied the colored parts of the swallowtail's wings and found that the scales that comprised them contain photonic crystals whose atoms are spaced so precisely that only certain wavelengths of light can pass through.

One study of eight easily hypnotized individuals found that when they were simply asked to perceive a color, the color areas in the brain were activated — even if they were looking at a gray scale.

This color shift is caused by the adsorption of water vapor in their hardened front wings, which alters the thickness and average refractive index of their multilayered scales.

The color scale is not linear to allow saturation of the high Denisova proportions in Oceania (bright red) and better visualization of the peak of Denisova proportion in South Asia.

Their wings are composed of microscopic scales that protect the insect from moisture, and also produce elegant color patterns.

Some colors are the result of pigment in the scales, but iridescent hues are produced by microstructures in the scales that scatter light in various ways.

«Africa has the greatest amount of phenotypic variability in skin color, and yet it's been underrepresented in large scale endeavors,» said Alicia Martin, a postdoctoral scientist in the lab of Broad Institute member Mark Daly.

A temperature forecast map of Australia features a brand new color scale to accommodate rising temperatures.

Using mathematical models designed to investigate the relationship between scales and colors in modern butterflies, she and colleagues were able to determine the hues of the fossil moth.

Butterfly wing scales appear different colors because of the way their structures reflect light.

Under magnification, color - stained cross sections revealed highly organized layers of collagen beneath its scales.

Central Colorado's Tava sandstone (light - colored band of rock at center, with geology student for scale) probably formed between 680 million and 800 million years ago, a new study suggests.

While prior studies have examined how monarch wing size varies within a migratory season, this study went beyond to include specific measures of wing shape and color that were obtained using fine - scale computer software.

One study of eight easily hypnotized individuals found that when they were simply asked to perceive a color, color areas in the brain were activated — even if they were looking at a gray scale.

And in butterflies and moths, the timing of wing - scale development affects their colors, says Reed.

Samples are colored by the Hardy scale of the cause of death.

Complementary vision metrics will include automated visual fields, optical coherence tomography, and color and contrast sensitivity, in addition to quality of life scales, bio ‑ dissemination and the time course of immune response.

Color scale (blue to red) indicates the relative magnitude of the squared Fourier components, which are dimensionless quantities.

Variation in observed color and in reflectance spectra of scales in media of different refractive index.

Each colored dot represents the abundance of that protein family (measured on a logarithmic scale) for a particular fecal sample taken from a healthy person (green dots) or a person with IBD (red, blue, purple dots).

The researchers are now working toward a large - scale clinical trial of a color - seeing machine.

Fossil specimens of adult macrolepidopterans often exhibit light - and dark - toned areas on their wings [14] and can retain ultrastructural details of their scales [15]; preservation of pigmentary or structural colors has not been reported.

A partnership of government agencies publishes daily air - quality forecasts for every zip code in the U.S. at AirNow.gov, ranking air quality on a six - point, color - coded scale ranging from green («good») to dark red («hazardous»).

On a broad scale, simply eating a wide range of fruits and vegetables of different colors ensures that you'll be reaping the benefits of a host of phytonutrients.

The color scale represents the value of the t statistic for the comparison between meals (n = 11) by using general linear model analyses as described in Subjects and Methods.

A crystal bowl that is toned to one of the notes in the diatonic scale has one purpose: to hold the pure tone, color, vibration and consciousness of that energy level.

Keeping your smoothies in color scale is not only pretty, but also one of the easiest way to keep track of their health benefits.

According to the Psychology of color, Emerald is a very positive hue, which feels luxurious and up - scale.

Even though the pattern mixing followed my rules of big scale (large florals) vs. small (thin stripes) and keeping within a similar color family, I thought the combo was a little crazy for my typically conservative self.