Sentence examples similar to balanced coloration from inspiring English sources

But if the orchestral selections seemed tame and familiar, at a glance, they required subtlety in their balances and coloration.

Pediocin produced yellowish films, but nano ZnO balanced this effect, resulting in a whitish coloration.

>> Balanced.

Remain balanced.

For the moment, his greatest asset is a mature ear for coloration, balance and style.

Finish balancing.

Often, he does this to fine effect: the Andante cantabile of the Sonata in B flat (K. 333) has an almost operatic quality, not only because Mr. Say makes the melodic line sing, but also because he suggests orchestral coloration and balances in the accompanimental figures.

So does Signac's "Evening Calm, Concarneau, Opus 220, Allegro Maestoso" (1891), another waterscape whose delicate, subtle coloration and harmonious balance of forms gives it the musical quality that Signac sought.

In this deftly orchestrated symphony, Mr. Henze varies the coloration, emphases and balances of dissonance and overt lyricism in each movement and keeps the discourse and development powerful and clear.

Even in this truncated edition she took all the repeats, adding ornamentation, changing balances and emphases, and altering her coloration in each.

Color Balance.