Sentence examples for changes of coloration from inspiring English sources

Ms. Gens gave a ravishing performance of "Le Spectre de la Rose"; here, and in the "Villanelle," her subtle changes of coloration brought out the luxuriousness of Berlioz's vocal line.

And in "Die Drei Zigeuner" ("The Three Gypsies") the graceful changes of coloration and emphasis that Ms. Kirchschlager brought to each verse were mirrored in Mr. Thibaudet's account of the thoroughly Lisztian piano line, with its alternating bass figures and proto-Impressionistic water imagery.

His changes of coloration over the course of the set were subtle, and he played the repeats with virtually no modifications, apart from adding a touch of rallentando to the final bar or simply a slight pause before the final note.

The cycling change of coloration was obtained from the UV vis spectra.

Although the change of coloration during the course of smoltification has been reported (Hoar, 1988), the ontogeny of chromatophore photoresponses in rainbow trout remains unknown so far.

Changes of plumage coloration independent of moult are probably widespread; they should be perceivable by birds and have the potential to affect colour signalling.

When the pH of the dipping solutions (PAA-AgNPs) is lowered below 7.0, a change of the coloration is observed in all the experiments which it is indicative of a loss of the aggregation state of the PAA-AgNPs with an increase in opalescence and a further precipitation with a complete loss of color (transparent solutions) at low pH values (pH 4.0 or lower).

In rainbow trout, the ontogenic change of body coloration and the appearance of retinal UVS cone are mediated by thyroid hormone (TH) (Hoar, 1988).

The change of eye coloration, however, is most likely due to the non-autonomous effect of v activity reduction which leads to a drop of heamolymph levels of kynurenine, the starting substrate of the ommochrome synthesis pathway.

Subtle changes of emphasis and coloration occur within each of the statements of its dolorous, rhythmically odd chord sequence.

However, reduced levels of chlorophylls and carotenoids and higher amounts of specific classes of anthocyanins and the resulting changes in coloration of GLRaV-3-infected grapevine leaves during post- véraison may represent specific host-virus interactions as discussed above rather than a generalized abiotic stress response to environmental and/or nutritional imbalances.