Sentences with phrase «light colored eye»

Take a light colored eye pencil (gray or white), and cut your crease.

The striking black and white markings and light colored eyes make the dog distinctive in appearance but it has not gotten very popular outside of Scandinavia because of its fierce and quarrelsome nature.

Not exact matches

Its wavelengths are shorter than any other color in the visible light spectrum, emitting higher energy levels than any other color your eyes can perceive.

I would explain to them that colors are reflected frequencies of light that can be perceived by a properly - functioning pair of eyes.

«She cast a charmed theatrical light about her so that to see anything through her eyes was to see it in brighter colors than ordinary.»

Greenness as a color is brought into being out of light waves by the eyes and brain.

But now, «It's real eye - catching with the crown on top, the new signage, the LED lighting around the outside of the building, the rock and the oak doors, the colors and the red roof,» Gast says.

Depending on the color of the roasted beans as perceived by the human eye, they will be labeled as light, medium, medium dark or very dark.

It takes some practice to get caramel the exact color you want, so keep a watchful eye, use a light - colored pot, and don't walk away even for a quick Instagram check (sugar can go from clear to black in mere seconds!).

When babies are born, especially fair - skinned ones, they have light - colored eyes because they have very little melanin in their eyes.

She may be born with blue eyes (the eyes sometimes don't produce much — if any — melanin while the baby is in the womb), but after birth, light stimulates the production of melanin, which is why the eye color may darken or change over time.

Supplies: — buttons (different sizes and colors)-- blue cardstock paper — colored cardstock paper — paper lunch sack (or light brown cardstock)-- green tissue paper — white hole reinforcement labels — small googly eyes — black marker — scissors — glue

The Marco light up bath toy is able to bob along the tub, but even more exciting is the color - changing light that is activated in his eyes from the water.

Babies with lighter eyes will go through several changes before the color finally settles in at about six months.

The genetic shift introduced variants for paler skin and lighter - colored eyes; genes for digesting lactose became common sometime later.

Our powers of color vision derive from cells in our eyes called cones, three types in all, each triggered by different wavelengths of light.

The simplest eyes do nothing but detect whether the surroundings are light or dark, while more complex eyes can distinguish shapes and colors.

Twelve natural warm LEDs provide a softer «color» of light that is easy on the eyes.

They found that people who lacked moles on their backs, who had many freckles, and «sun - sensitive» features — including red hair, light - colored eyes and an inability to tan — had higher odds of developing amelanotic melanoma.

This false color image, taken in near - infrared light, shows the raging eye of the 1,200 - mile - wide storm at Saturn's north pole.

Unlike pigments, which create color by absorbing some wavelengths of light and reflecting the rest, the nanostructures are shaped so that they physically bend and scatter light in different directions, sending particular colors back to our eyes.

In the human eye, Vosshall explains, three light receptors work together to see up to 10 million colors.

The apparent result of too much coffee at the development stage, i - Dog responds to music in its environs or piped through its input jack by shaking its head, waggling its ears, and displaying dancing colored lights where its eyes should be.

Because changing the light's color couldn't indicate whether the tadpoles» transplanted eyes were functional, the researchers turned to a more sophisticated experiment.

As it turns out, the missing link was a previously unknown type of light - sensitive cell in the human eye, distinct from the familiar rods and cones that are responsible, respectively, for night and color vision.

The researchers found that mutations to a gene called ATF6, a key regulator of the unfolded protein response, can lead to achromatopsia, a hereditary visual disorder characterized by color blindness, decreased vision, light sensitivity, and uncontrolled eye movement in children.

A rare eye disorder marked by color blindness, light sensitivity, and other vision problems can result from a newly discovered gene mutation identified by an international research team, including scientists from Columbia University Medical Center (CUMC).

In order to capture a photographic image in a camera or for your eyes to focus on an image through eyeglasses, the different colors of light must pass through the lenses and converge to a point on the camera sensor or on the eye's retina.

After analyzing dinosaurs» genetic relationships to reptiles and birds, the researcher determined that dinosaurs not only possessed the three color receptors for red, green and blue that the human eye possesses, but that they, like their closest living relatives, crocodiles and birds, were probably also able to see extremely short - wave and ultraviolet light by means of an additional receptor.

«It's difficult to know what happened 10,000 years ago,» Troelsen says, but blue eyes may be linked with other traits — such as light skin color — that came in handy for early northern Europeans.

Part of the process of seeing color is that three different kinds of photoreceptors in the eye are tuned to three overlapping families of color: red, green and blue (which are activated by visible light of long, medium and short wavelengths).

Red - green color blindness is caused by an unusual form of a light receptor in the eye, which is sensitive to a different range of colors than normal.

SPARKLING COLOR In Light of Sapphires, the blue dots appear to scintillate as you move your eyes around the image.

At an animal shelter a light - colored animal, peering out with big dark eyes, will almost always find a home before the black one, whose eyes, like those of my sister's Angus, disappear into their body.

In the method created by Khakh's team, different colors of light pass through a lens to magnify objects that are invisible to the naked eye and far smaller than those viewable by earlier techniques.

Humans can do this because our fovea, a small pit at the back of our eye packed with color - sensing cells called cones, is the only place where light hits the cones directly, which amps up clarity.

Similarly, the gene for blue eyes codes for paler skin coloring in many vertebrates and hence might have piggybacked along with lighter skin.

The team discovered that the vibrant light from the breast feathers selectively activates different photoreceptors in the female birds» eyes as the colors change.

The particles, which are invisible to the naked eye, contain colored stripes of nanocrystals that glow brightly when lit up with near - infrared light.

It is these iris muscles that actually do the work; the pupil is just a hole in the iris, which is the «curtain» of the eye that contains our eye color and controls the amount of light traveling toward the retina.

LCA affect the retina, the thin layer of tissue at the back of the eye that detects light as well as differentiates colors and communicates the information to the brain via the optic nerve.

«Color - changing hogfish «sees» with its skin: Fish's skin senses light differently from eyes.»

Just how the hogfish's «skin vision» supplements input from the eyes to monitor light in their surroundings and bring about a color change remains unclear, Schweikert said.

In this image, scientists translated the infrared light, which is invisible to human eyes, into colors our eyes can see.

This eye can see visible and ultraviolet light, and can take images through various filters to make natural color pictures, such as this well - known image of the Eagle nebula.

Therefore, you will not be surprised to learn that a quick check on variants that code for eye color predicts that my daughter will shake out to have a light brown shade (as a matter of fact her eyes are light brown or hazel).

The light is absorbed in the process and its complementary color is observed by the human eye.

Among the newly funded investigations are: the development of animal models of diabetic eye disease to learn how fenofibrate, a drug clinically - approved to treat cholesterol, protects the eye from diabetes - related damage; the development of a specialized camera to capture how the retina's rods and cones (responsible for turning light energy into shapes and colors) work in health and how they fail in retinal diseases; and the exploration of mechanisms by which intestinal tract bacteria impact the health of the eye.

However, in actuality stars radiate in all parts of the spectrum, and because all spectral colors combined appear white, the actual apparent colors the human eye would observe are far lighter than the conventional color descriptions would suggest.

For about two weeks the star could be seen in daylight, but at the end of November it began to fade and change color, from bright white over yellow and orange to faint reddish light, finally fading away from visibility in March, 1574, having been visible to the naked eye for almost 16 months (more about Brahe's «acid tongue and silver nose,» the cultural shock of the «new star,» and how supernovae create high - energy radiation from Wallace H. Tucker).