Sentence examples for colour blend from inspiring English sources

Rainbows of colour blend together across billowing dry ice and the occasional twinkle of fire and firework, creating a synaesthetic experience that truly is tinged with magic.

As the liquid is absorbed by the paper the colour drops spread out until they merge with one another and form a colour blend.

If they raise enough on Kickstarter they note they may add a web interface allowing pellet buyers to select the particular colour blend of filament they're after and then be pointed to the particular pellets they need to buy to achieve it.

In a delayed matching-to-sample paradigm modelled after Mohr and Linden [26], participants were instructed to mentally manipulate the colours, orientations, or both colours and orientations (dual task) of two briefly presented sample stimuli, and then indicate whether or not a subsequent test stimulus was the intermediate colour blend and/or orientation of the previous samples.

Half a century later, greasepaint in stick form had given way to more easily handled creams, though greasepaint's superior qualities in colour blending were still prized.

The cream gown with its straight skirt, high, fitted waist and scatterings of pretty blue flowers is feminine without resorting to the obvious; the eye is drawn down and the colour blends.

The visible spectrum is not like a paint colour chart, neatly separated into blocks of distinct hue, but is a continuum in which each colour blends into the next.

The difficulty was increased by the application of tints of a different colour to a base shade of enamel before firing, so that the added colour blends gradually into the background colour around the edges of the tinted area.

Good colour blends are recommended.

The varying colours blend to create an image of golden plumage dramatically offset by the two copper-coloured sail feathers that extend vertically 5cm or more forward of the tail; over the years I have made a collection of them when they have moulted in the garden.

Complementary colours blend well with each other.