Although colour-correcting filters are produced in a great many gradations, the No. 85 filter is generally used to shoot tungsten-balanced colour film outdoors.
It's a world of whispers and confidences and giggles and tears, a great many gradations of sensuality, from the barely understood to the actively carnal, along a wide spectrum of appetites and longings; a portrait of sex that differs from the male variety in being both sadder and more humorous.
It was found that HMA mixes with a lift thickness of 30 mm and less with coarse gradation have a greater chance of having a permeability problem, even though they are compacted at the right density.
Most of the tiny mirrors are flipped thousands of times a second in order to create the gradations of light and dark making up a monochromatic, pixellated image a mirror that is flipped on a greater proportion of the time will reflect more light and so will form a brighter pixel than a mirror that is not flipped on for so long.
As a politician I made a mistake by allowing myself to get drawn into a great long argument about exactly what the gradations of rape were.
Various gradation methods adopted in this study were Fuller Thompson gradation (mixture A), uniform-gradations (mixture B and C), gap-gradations (mixture D and E).
There was considerable discussion both about the equivalent meanings of each of the items, as well as the gradations of frequency (e.g., "lot of the time", "a great deal of the time").
Asphalt mixtures with a coarser gradation typically provide greater rutting resistance due to a better structural network to resist shear, but they may present other issues, such as higher permeability.
This is great for creating a gradation effect.[4].
The MSI serves to identify and weight key parameters of prognostic importance in melanoma, and therefore allow a finer gradation of the prognostic value of interventions than the simple dichotomous variable of death due to melanoma, with greater statistical power for comparisons.
