Background colour

Parameters for tree differentiation are autumn colours and bud formation (with equal bearing). Parameters for fruit differentiation are degree and hue of blush, yellow ground (background) colour, shape of fruit, sheen, starch conversion, differentiation score on crystallisation pictures and luminescence. 

Quantitative in-situ evaluation of the bromophos-ethyl and dimethoate separation in this case of visualization has no real value on account of the rather non-homogeneous background colouration produced by spraying with the detection reagent used here. Therefore the routine, quantitative in-situ evaluation of the unstained bromophos-ethyl and dimethoate in our laboratory is carried out by UV measurement in reflectance mode. 

In order to exist within the extremity and darkness of reality, artworks that do not wish to be sold as comfort must make themselves the same. Today radical art means dark art and its background colour is black. Much contemporary art disqualifies itself by taking no note of this and instead childishly delighting in colours.44... 

Under the VN Recommendations on the Transport of Dangerous Goods, Model Regulations the symbol, number and border line may be shown in black instead of white. The background colour stays red in both cases. 

The following information must be given on the label in Indonesian or English. The size of letters and numbers should be minimum 0.75mm and their colour should be in sufficient contrast to the background colour. 

It is not advisable to print wet on wet. If it is desired to achieve an effect of one colour superimposed on another, it is preferable to reverse the required image out of the first (background) colour and to Tit the second colour into this area. With very fine type matter where fitting is impractical, a darker colour may be superimposed directly onto a lighter background, but if this dark colour appears elsewhere on the design there will always be a difference in shade. 

Background colour can influence the colour of the final food or beverage. The background colour can come either from other ingredients, e.g., fmit juices, spices and dairy fat, or be generated during production, e.g., Maillard reaction... 

Fig. 14.2 The banana background colour ripening curve (points 1-2 greenish, points 4-7 yellowish see text for detailed explanation).

Fig. 4.13. A graphic representation of the 2D harmonic oscillator wave (isolines). The background colour corresponds to zero. Figs, a-i show the wave functions labelled by a pair of oscillation quantiun numbers (tq, t>2. The higher the energy the larger the number of node planes. A reader acquainted with the wave functions of the hydrogen atom will easily recognize a striking resemblance between these ures and the orbitals.

Red (white background colour with black symbols) Stop Prohibition (Don t do) Stop signs Emergency stops Prohibition signs... 

FIG. 2. Category I-WHITE label. The background colour of the label shall be white, the colour of the trefoil and the printing shall be black, and the colour of the category bar shall be red. 

FIG. 6. Placard. Except as permitted by para. 571 minimum dimensions shall be as shown when different dimensions are used the relative proportions must be maintained. The number T shall not be less than 25 mm high. The background colour of the upper half of the placard shall be yellow and of the lower half white, the colour of the trefoil and the printing shall be black. The use of the word RADIOACTIVE in the bottom half is optional to allow the alternative use of this placard to display the appropriate United Nations number for the consignment. 

FIG. 7. Placard for separate display of United Nations number. The background colour of the placard shall be orange and the border and United Nations number shall be black. The symbol denotes the space in which the appropriate United Nations number for radioactive material, as specified in Table 8, shall be displayed. 

In the diagram in Figure 1 we have proposed to use two background colours, the green colour for symbols and , and the yehow colour for . The distinction is related to what actually was a success ( and ) and what could have been a success ( ). The explanation of the symbols related to Figure 1 is now ... 

Fig. 10.22 Agglomerates with constant size ratio R/a = 50 and increasing fractal dimension Df= 1.8, 2.2 and 2.6 (from left to right) yield a decreasing porosity (planar projection of all dendritic structures and zoom of the central part of the computational domain, the background colour indicates the stieamwise velocity in the central plane light blue low velocity pink high velocity)...

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