They were asked to name the colours of the words (as opposed to the colours described by the words) as quickly and correctly as they could.
The most common type is grapheme-colour synaesthesia where people perceive words, letters and numbers as distinct colours.
Waves presented as bright colours on the charts caused actual damage on Fair Isle, with the sea smashing a wall at the 120-year-old South Lighthouse and washing the debris several hundred metres inland.
By integrating the individual pressure distributions, the software can produce a visual picture of the flow over the car's various components with the pressure changes shown as different colours in the flow pattern (see illustration).
It will see a huge array of lights flash and change colours as they are respond to the data from the observatory.
These trucks are decked out in classic Indian style: half fairground carousel and half Hindu temple, with vermilion and sunshine yellow as the favoured colours.
It was a test his players passed with flying colours as they extended their winning run in all competitions to 10 matches and more than two months.
The images show the men carrying a safe along a corridor, with one raider wearing a red and white scarf - the same colours as those sported by Fleetwood Town.
John Bull complains 'Look here, this dark horse you are trying to palm off on me is coming out in his true colours as soon as I begin to rub him down!'
Mr Paul thus shows his colours as an advocate of Austrian economics a resurgent school of thought that, unlike market monetarism, has not been doing much to change the minds of most mainstream economists but, unlike neo-chartalism, has built up a broad constituency on and through the web.
Each has its own traditions, symbol and colours, as well as its own church and palio museum.
Van Gogh translated Gauguin's sober sketch into the muted colours he saw as more typical of Gauguin.
This upper layer is available in standard camouflage colours, such as yellow (for deserts) and green (for jungles).
And by the 1980s many Japanese buyers had an instinctive preference for pastel colours in art as well as in fashion.
But the colours are not as bright as on other types of screens, and the company's research manager Michael Banach acknowledges the technology at the moment is most likely to be used as a back-up screen which kicks in when batteries run low, rather than the main display.
The researchers now want to look at deeper sleep, where the most vivid dreams are thought to occur, as well as see whether brain scans can help them to reveal the emotions, smells, colours and actions that people experience as they sleep.
Mr Livingstone was speaking as he launched his new campaign colours and logo for the 4 May poll.
The pattern and colours denoted affiliations such as school, regiment or sporting club.
Sending large amounts of information down an optical fibre is done by encoding many separate streams of data as pulses of light of different colours, so that they can travel along the fibre without interfering with each other.
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Holmes was also impressed with Clohessy, who is on loan from Gillingham, as he scored his second goal in Salisbury colours.
Its members are known as druids, and they wear robes of various colours depending on their rank.
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Philosophers, by contrast, may wonder which serious thinkers, as she seems to suggest, have ever nailed their colours to the crude idea that deciding for ourselves means deciding outside any rules or without regard to others.
Since most image-processing operations, such as sharpening up a fuzzy document, or altering the colours in a photograph, involve looking at the value of a particular pixel and then altering it depending on the value of adjacent pixels, this is a real advantage.
And when he changed colours, I knew I would never see anything as astonishing again.
Trained as graphic designers, they kitted out the space in bright colours and covered the walls with framed photographs of the neighbourhood.
As the historical rallying point in battle, the Queen's Colours represent that link.
The real fun begins with paint, as Mr Ball describes in rich detail the development of artists' colours from medieval to modern times.
Also I will be very proud to wear the Belgian colours on my helmet during these official practice sessions, as it means a lot to me.
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With the saxophonists Gigi Gryce and Charlie Rouse, he formed a particularly interesting front line, with the tonal colours of the horns offering a range of pastel hues as well as the expected brilliance.
The rest of the price difference is accounted for by the psychological impact of a higher price on a typical British buyer who would mistake nought-grade sandpaper for luxury as long as it were priced high enough or offered in a variety of colours.
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