But over the course of a night, she had an evenness, even a flatness.
"The great variety of colors, the spacing between the tesserae, and the evenness of the mosaic surface as a whole suggest that they were made by master craftsmen," she said.
The evenness of the split bodes even more negatively for the future.
Aim for evenness of paint application and even spacing of pattern designs.
Community level physiological profile (CLPP) was assessed by calculating average well color development (AWCD), richness (S), Shannon Wiener diversity index (H), and evenness (E).
Ms. Isokoski has an unusually beautiful, darkly colored soprano voice, and one notable for its evenness throughout the different registers.
There is evenness in Pandi's drumming, whether driving, undergirding or coloring in, that speaks to jazz training redirected into another kind of music.
The show comes with two discoveries: that Eakins occasionally projected photographs with the aid of a magic lantern and traced the projections; and that he often began paintings by putting down bright colors, but then added subtle glazes of brown or black to give the pictures evenness and sobriety, a process overlooked or misunderstood by restorers in the past.
This was immediately contrasted with another visually oriented work of a completely different color, Morton Feldman's "Piano Piece (to Philip Guston)," which had a translucent clarity and laid out its ideas with an evenness that was comparable to the all-over paintings of the Abstract Expressionists.
Second, conservators have found he often began paintings by putting down bright colors, but then added subtle glazes of brown or black, veils thrown over the pictures, to give them evenness and sobriety, a process overlooked or misunderstood by earlier restorers, who thought they were revealing the true Eakins by removing these glazes and exposing the bright colors underneath.
