Sentence examples for complex colour from inspiring English sources

For more complex colour combinations, it is possible to combine colours stencilled directly on the paper with colours offset from the intaglio plate.

A Grey Stone (1963) is likewise stunning: from afar, it has the complex colour of ancient rock, both yellow and blue.

Those with the PENTA dopant undergo a complex colour change since at lower doses blue colour formation is initiated but at higher absorbed doses a red colour appears that finally leads to a brown colour in the fibres.

The delicate, romantic prints of Suzuki Harunobu (1725 1770) were among the first to realize expressive and complex colour designs, printed with up to a dozen separate blocks to handle the different colours and half-tones.

Our results show that the Australian lungfish Neoceratodus forsteri has the potential for a complex colour vision system based on either trichromacy (adults) or tetrachromacy (juveniles).

Has-Som has previously been shown to play a role in pigmentation of the juvenile shell [ 31] and is expressed in the mantle tissue of juvenile animals at the time complex colour patterning commences.

Complex colours such as browns and tans that mimic natural vegetation and soils are not inherent to these materials.

About 10 years further into his career, Cézanne begins to take colours out of the black box: not primary colours, but complex, substantial colours, and he searches to find places for them in what he is looking at so hard: a roof or an apple for a red, a body for a skin colour, a particular area of sky between clouds for a blue.

The triangular panels create a complex of colour and shade.

For formation of complex and colour development the tubes were further incubated for 25 min at 56 °C.

Investigations of the morphology, chemical composition and optical properties of complex inorganic colour pigments (CICPs) were performed and the heat build-up of the coatings was measured.