Do that in blue.

The Germans wore gray, you wore blue.

So it has a thymine in purple, and then in blue, it has a guanine.

Nerves are yellow, arteries are red, veins are blue.

And Christian majority religions, we see in these countries. They are blue.

All the words written in blue in the grammar are non terminals.

The light blue is refugee camps these volunteers had spotted from the satellite images .

Let me do it in a blue.

I've drawn the oxygen in blue, and then the hydrogens that are bonded with that oxygen I've done in white.

We looked at rooms that were mechanically ventilated, which are the data points in the blue.

Let's add European countries in blue, and you can see there's quite a variety.

The dyed black hands are the father, while the blue and red hands are his sons.

So the first person or character we got exposed to was the B cell, which I always do in blue.

So B lymphocytes or B cells let me do them in blue.

And you can see two layers of fibers, one in blue and one in yellow, arranged in left handed and right handed angles.

So there's nuclear power, and on this ordinance survey map, you can see there's a Sizewell B inside a blue square kilometer.

Under those conditions, the FOXO protein in blue has gone into the nucleus that little compartment there in the middle of the cell and it's sitting down on a gene binding to it.

I mean, we matched the new color of the inside of their rooms to do some type of a stained wood with blue for their sheets, and these bees are terrific, and they also will use herbs that are growing in the garden.

Next, let's add Asia in red, the Middle East and North Africa in green, sub Saharan Africa in blue, black is South America, purple is Central America, and then in pukey yellow, we have North America,

Everything that's cased in blue is an area where we've taken imagery on the ground as well.

You can train a fly to avoid an odor, shown here in blue, if you pair that odor with a shock.

And you can see this looks a bit like a chef's hat, but actually that's an assault, the one in blue.

So here you really have the blues, and the areas in blue are areas that are involved in motivation, in drive and decision making, and indeed, if you're severely depressed as these patients were, those are impaired.

In this slide we can see the hippocampus, and in the graph, the controls are in blue and the meditation subjects are in red, and what we see is that the hippocampus, this is the area that's important for learning and memory, it's also important for emotion regulation and it was interesting it was less

And I'm coloring these small windows blue if another virus shares an identical sequence in its genome to that virus.

As you can see here on this graph, in blue, these are all other mammals, but bats can live up to nine times longer than expected despite having a really, really high metabolic rate, and the question is, how can they do that?

Under those conditions, the FOXO protein in blue has gone into the nucleus that little compartment there in the middle of the cell and it's sitting down on a gene binding to it.

And let's say the set B I'll do it in blue let's say the set B is a basis for V, so it's got a bunch of vectors in it.

And indeed, at the top, you'll see before the surgery, the areas in blue are the areas that use less glucose than normal, predominantly the parietal and temporal lobes.

Russell's books should be bound in two colours, those dealing with mathematical logic in red and all students of philosophy should read them those dealing with ethics and politics in blue and no one should be allowed to read them.