Sentence examples for colder colours from inspiring English sources

We also used slow motion to heighten that sense of a memory and went for a colour palette that suggested the 1990s, contrasting with the colder colours used in the modern-day scenes with Tobias Menzies.

b CBF map shows hypoperfusion (colder colours) in the region of the left MCA.

In contrast to the "bleak cold colours" of the Yorkshire moors outside, "the room looked the perfection of warmth, snugness and comfort, crimson predominating in the furniture".

Botticelli's "colour field" technique was also to affect Michelangelo: warm and cold colours are, as it were, cross-fertilised as the cool body of Venus is drawn towards the warmth of the cloak and the foliage.

They were then asked to use computer-generated human silhouettes to map where on their bodies they had felt any stimulus, adding hot or cold colours to show whether "activity" was increasing or decreasing.

Shane Meadows' semi-autobiographical series has become known for its gritty realism, its grasp on the dank, cold colours of crumbling council estates, but also for the warmth of its brilliant cast.

Cold colours (negative values) indicate an upwelling wind.

Highest concentrations were shown in hot colours while the lowest ranges were shown in cold colours.

The transition between hot and cold colours should be carefully set at a standard point, as anywhere in cold colours is unlikely to receive attention when planning in government departments is carried out.

The warm colours in the figure indicate downward air motion and the cold colours indicate upward motion since WACCM provides the vertical wind in [Pa/s].

In some cases, the area of transition for the divergent colours was explicitly linked to response action: The transition between hot and cold colours should be carefully set at a standard point, as anywhere in cold colours is unlikely to receive attention when planning in government departments is carried out.