She held it in check very well, though I do think it may have colored our relationship.
She complained that party leaders were ramming the measure through without offering sufficient chance to consider changes, and the experience colored her relationship with top Democrats.
Unlike your screen, which has a fixed pixel-to-color relationship, images you create can usually be of any size and color depth.
Second, because your recall of the concept-color relationship is improved when looking at semantically resonant data, you may not need to repeatedly look at the legend to remember which column is which, and so can focus more on the data itself.
Among various rare-earth luminescent centers, trivalent praseodymium (Pr3+) offers simultaneously a strong emission in the blue, green, orange, and red spectral range, satisfying the complementary color relationship [1, 2].
EE: Those paintings definitely have a very strong color relationship, and I definitely did that intentionally.
Because discovering even one positive characteristic in someone can color your relationship in entirely new ways and create a starting point for you to connect.
It can color your relationship for years to come.
China's approach to OFDI -- which is often aggressive and brusque in nature -- is increasingly coloring its relationship with recipient nations at all levels of development and income.
Shifting, unpredictable spatial and color relationships introduce movement to many tightly constructed paitings.
Rothko's canvases are studies in color relationships, assemblages of two or three rectangular blocks set against a contrasting field.
