Sentence examples similar to color modified from inspiring English sources

Ladylike dressing, full skirts, the return of tights (now with stiletto sandals), rich colors, modified ethnic chic, society-page suits, and that old saying, "Never throw anything away".

Although there is no recognizable subject matter in the panels, they do have titles, like "Tom's Salad, Thanksgiving Day," in which the patches, not uniformly aligned and occurring in intense colors modified by silvery grays and blacks, could conceivably celebrate a salad blitz made for a large company.

Dominant lithologies are indicated by different colors (modified after Rønning et al. [2013]).

Shadows do not appear gray or black, as many earlier painters thought, but are composed of colors modified by reflections or other conditions.

We have implemented this color-coding approach by creating an Adobe Flash® application (http://www.ambiscript.org) that shades and colors modified Ambiscript characters according to the prevalence of the encoded nucleotide at each position in the alignment.

The color for modified PUFs was similar, but clear differences in color intensity were detected for textile fibers: the higher the temperature, the darker the color.

Distribution of innovation adoption time and cumulative number of innovation adopters are shown in blue and yellow color respectively (modified from [75]).

First, the UCNPs emitting red and green colors were modified with carboxyl groups to render them hydrophilic and allow uniform distribution inside the microbeads.

With traditional modeling, the artist works almost exclusively at the geometrical and visual level of the model: vertices, lines, surfaces, materials and colors are modified part-by-part (and building-by-building) to optimally match the drawings, blueprints and possibly scans provided by archeologists and surveyors.

On her blog, she claimed a long list of ingredients were allowed in some beers, including high fructose corn syrup, artificial flavors, stabilizers, artificial colors, genetically modified ingredients and fish swim bladders.

Symbols and colors were modified if they were found unclear or inappropriate by focus group participants.