monochromatic

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• Finally, he took the probability that one of them will yield a monochromatic clique and added it to the probabilities that any of the other 251 will produce the clique.

• This approach turned out to be a great way to avoid forming monochromatic cliques as the size of a graph grows.

• Second, the widespread red edges break up the graph, leaving fewer wide-open spaces that could end up getting filled in randomly by monochromatic cliques of another color.

• They used a short proof to show that two-color Ramsey numbers must be smaller than an upper bound of 4t, where t is the size of the monochromatic clique you’re interested in.

• However, displays over 1,000 pixels per inch are monochromatic, and full-color displays remain challenging.

• It was Gurung's use of warm hues that provided a refreshing breath of air amid the mostly monochromatic palette thus far.

• Instead, the Republican Party had morphed into a winning, albeit monochromatic, coalition.

• One editor who read an early submission referred to it as “monochromatic,” which clearly meant “boring.”

• How could a supposedly savvy political operation assemble such a monochromatic room?

• He portrayed Cecilia against a monochromatic background, holding a white ermine - an enigmatic feature with multiple meanings.

• A long series of experiments was made on Amblyopsis and Chologaster to determine their reaction to white and light.