Sentence examples for color sequences from inspiring English sources

Within the manuscript, which dates from the 16th century, he found color sequences and symbols strikingly similar to what he had previously experienced in dreams.

Viewers may not pay much attention to the discrepancy between these newly filmed color sequences and the black-and-white archival images in "Ulysses S. Grant," a two-part installment of "American Experience" on PBS beginning tonight.

Actors dressed in period garb from the 1930's, 40's and 50's, filmed in black and white and double exposed against color sequences of the hotel, appear and vanish like ghosts in fractured vignettes that never quite cohere into stories.

The effect brings to mind (at least to mine) the monochrome panel paintings and color sequences of artists like Brice Marden, Ellsworth Kelly and especially Blinky Palermo, who often favored pedestrian materials like store-bought fabric in the making of his paintings.

When encoding either depth data or color sequences before performing the synthesis, compression-related artifacts are combined with synthesis artifact.

Therefore, the encoding rate R L =R R =1.206 Mbps is used to encode the left and color sequences.

The succession of patterns along a trial can then be represented by a horizontal sequence of colored lines (color sequence) [17].

Even the fabric's structure -- grids, symmetry, color sequence and twist direction were symbolic.

A local named Spike Lee was planning a cinematic revolt out of a tiny apartment off Myrtle, and he shot a color sequence for his mostly black-and-white movie "She's Gotta Have It" in Fort Greene Park.

Under its new Max, the company supplied the copper-green makeup that Margaret Hamilton wore as the Wicked Witch of the West in "The Wizard of Oz," as well as the color of the Munchkins and the six that flash by in the Horse of a Different Color sequence.

My surmise: "Schindler's List" ends with the uplifting color sequence, and if "Lincoln" had ended not with a flashback to the second Inaugural Address but with a flash ahead to, say, a key moment in the mid-twentieth-century civil-rights struggle that referenced Lincoln, it would have set an Oscar-winning tone.