Sentences with phrase «small black patch»

Not exact matches

The easy to wear velour «Valiant Bomber» has a contrasting black centre zip, stand collar and small patch details on the right arm and left chest.

They rated each colony's aggressiveness by counting how many bees stung a small black leather patch attached to a pole and waved in front of the hive for 1 minute.

Because this study only covered a very small patch of sky, the implication is that there should be many of these quiet black holes around the Milky Way.

The radar sensor for ACC may be a postcard size patch of black plastic in or under the grille, behind the grille logo, or it may look like a small circular fog lamp.

The front end fades mainly to black as the white pixelation disappears, with the front fascia being almost entirely black, save for some small patches of white.

Unlike previous iPod touches, the 4G iPod touch lacks the small black plastic patch on the back's top - left corner that covered the Wi - Fi antenna.

Energetic yet mild - tempered, and generally smaller than most Labradors or golden retrievers, the liver - and - white or black - and - white - patched springer spaniel is adept at flushing ruffed grouse from wooded cover, or pheasants from grassy uplands or tough cattail slough cover.

The small dog came in various colors; some black - patched, a few blue, and others pure white.

It can be ticked (small, isolated areas of black hairs on a white background), patched, or roaned (a fine mixture of colored hairs with white hairs).

The black patches should never be large enough to give the appearance of a blanket, nor so small as to give a stippled or dappled effect.

Eligible, but less desirable, are a few small gray patches, or a white base with single black hairs showing through, which tend to give a salt and pepper or dirty effect.

left white patch on my black cat, looked like it singed his fur or something, my other cat it irritated his skin and left a small bald spot.

There are black patches on either side of the head, with a white area on top of the head which has in it a small black oval.

These look like torties, i.e. red with small black spots or patches but are genetically red / red tabby cats with localised skin mutations or are chimaeras (resulting from 2 fused embryos).

As an example, Otero lifted a small section of the paint, peeling back to reveal a still wet patch of black under - painting.

This is a black and white photograph from 1973 or ’74 of a small garment with heart - shaped patches.

He points to the presence of small brown patches in otherwise black pandas.