Sentence examples for colour gradation from inspiring English sources

He followed with foundation, and after that, a dusting of sheer powder — Diorskin Nude Air Colour Gradation — in light pink or peach, depending on the model's complexion.

We start with the sea to our right immediately passing a line of bright beach huts, painted in colour gradation from pea-green to pink as if lifted from a Dulux palette chart.

I won't bore you with the geeky technical details – what that really means is it's capable of reproducing much more colour gradation, leading to more realistic, faithful colours given the right source picture.

"Even in the most simple of soy sauce dishes, you can notice the slight colour gradation at the edge of the liquid.

This could be considered surprising as colour gradation is affected by the quality of the image and has poor inter-observer reliability even when examined in direct clinical practice [ 19].

During flower development, the colour gradation of the outer-petal ranged from 164A, 73A and 75B to 75C, while that of the inner-petal changed from 11A, 11B and 11C to 11D.

In late Hellenistic times there evolved a type of mosaic whose colour gradations and delicate shading techniques suggest an attempt at exact reproduction of qualities typical of the art of painting.

Blip Blub doesn't feel entirely flat — the light pulses move via subtle colour gradations — but it's certainly minimalistic.

Colour gradations need to be different enough so that each one is distinguishable at a quick glance.

First, there is a colour-gradation exercise between a capital A and an O, called Overture – Klee had been teaching at the Bauhaus for about 18 months, and it seems to start from one of his colour exercises.

The pictures are ordered by their formal qualities – colour-gradations, shapes and angles – rather than thematically, which sets up a visual taxonomy in which all subjects are both reduced to equal terms and augmented by their juxtaposition with the others.