Sentence examples for color study from inspiring English sources

McCarron said the color study is promising also because it could allow lobstermen to use their usual equipment - in this case ropes - instead of switching to new gear that might not work as well.

In a vaguely Dadaist spirit, Elisabeth used a floret of broccoli to paint the pointillist color study that hangs in her bedroom.

An astute and ingenious composer, Ms. Saariaho in the end became engrossed with purely musical ideas: instrumental energy in the violent movements, a color study in the murky and undulant third movement, the skittish, out-of-sync and slowly pulsating rhythms in the final movement.

Photographs in the show abound, from two small, brilliantly spare black-and-white close-ups of the Brooklyn Bridge by Evans (circa 1929) to Jim Dow's deadpanned color study of the sumptuous interior of the library at the University Club in New York (2003).

Also belonging to this period is Sorrowing Old Man ("At Eternity's Gate"), a color study that Hulsker describes as "another unmistakable remembrance of times long past".

The data set is derived from a two color study containing two different mice types (BALB/c and Qs) and two different N. caninum (NCNowra and NC-Liverpool) isolates, studied at 6 hours post infection (HPI) and 10 days post infection (DPI).

The handsome colorful abstractions by Mr. Odita, for instance, could be read as strictly formal geometric color studies, or as Ms. Fitzgerald writes in the exhibition's catalog, merging landscapes or racial fractures.

Her paintings combine color studies, semi-abstract landscapes and symbols that evoke both home life and spirituality.

Included in "Norman Rockwell: Pictures for the American People," which spans 60 years and continues through Sept. 24, are preliminary sketches, photographs, color studies and detail drawings.

Instead, there's something like the wry, meditative alertness one finds in Albers's most close-valued color studies and in the work of the archangel of artificial illumination, Dan Flavin.

In collaboration with Herm? 20 of the artist's abstract color studies have been translated into silk scarves in a signed, limited edition of 7 each.