Sentence examples for create shades from inspiring English sources

In China, copper was blended with heavy elements such as mercury to create shades of blue.

The major SOP used was the blue copper phthalocyanine complex PB15 which was mixed with other SOPs to create shades of blue, bluish green, violet blue, and violet, or with chrome yellow for green colours.

Mixing any of these pairs will create shades of brown that differ slightly from one another.

Some suggested using the salvaged wood to create shade structures and benches on the new Boardwalk.

When the sun bears down, it can be flipped over to create shade.

Overhanging roofs create shade from the subtropical sun and capture breezes that circulate between walls and through stairwells.

It is obvious that they can be used to control soil erosion and create shade, but they can be used in other ways as well.

There was no organization to it: people tied their cattle to bushes, rigged up awnings with colored cloth on sticks or tipped rope beds on their ends to create shade from the stifling heat of 104 degrees.

The characteristics of the immediate environment also influence orientation: trees, land formations, and other buildings create shade and reduce or intensify wind, while bodies of water produce moisture and reflect the sun.

The Madagascar wildling itself may be underwhelming, as one connoisseur remarked, but Mr. Landon has tapped its genes to create shade-tolerant hybrids that could be available in a few years.

Walk through any British allotments, and you will find raised beds banged together out of floorboards, cloches fashioned from window frames or water bottles, and shelter belts, perhaps from Jerusalem artichokes, to temper the wind or create shade.