In other words, the overall goal in this step is to limit the colored tints as much as possible.
The rose-colored tint of the Veuve Clicquot paled in comparison to the red that flushed the faces of my taste testers when I revealed its true identity.
The cap surface is smooth and white, sometimes with a pale tan- or cream-colored tint in the center.
But the restorer remained faithful to the original color scheme, and the house today (restored again by the historical society in the 1970's and 80's) features green, coral and blush-colored tints, glowing in the light that streams through those impractical windows.
In the box are bottles of tinting color, quart-size bottles of latex colors, colored clay for mixing and matching, shoe polishes and last but not least, Pam.
Although there is no record of the houses' original stucco colors, period accounts speak in general of pink, yellow, buff and other tints, and it is hard to believe that Mr. Sterner would have built in the dun-colored tone currently seen on the street.
Color is the tint of diamond and today you can find many fancy colored diamonds but white diamond is very popular and generally most people prefer white diamond for their earrings.
Although lighting tall buildings was hardly new, the colored dials and shimmering tints of the tower were unusual at a time when plain old light was generally deemed sufficient for distinction.
Fig. 4 Parametric sweeping of a Lyapunov exponent spectrum: orange-colored zones indicate chaotic dynamics in the model, while a regular dynamics region is painted in grey colors of varying tint corresponding to a second Lyapunov exponent of zero value, and darker shades for negative values.
Mr. Soderbergh's cinematography adds a candy-colored snap; the tints come out of a pack of Jolly Ranchers.
