Sentence examples for depth of shade from inspiring English sources
The depth of shade depends on the strength of pigmentation in the grapes and the length of time the juice is kept in contact with the skins.
The results provided evidence of enhanced wettability at low SiO2 content, and on the other hand, pale depth of shade when the nanoTiO2-hybrides were attended, regarding the type of dye and its concentration.
Growing them is an extremely simple matter, as they will thrive in a poor soil and endure a considerable depth of shade, so that they may with advantage be planted under trees.
It was also found that reusing the residual bath allowed to obtain a depth of shade very similar to the first dyeing and reduced considerably the environmental parameters (the concentration of polyphénols and COD).
Dye concentrations were pre-tested to find a standard depth of shade between mordanted and nonmordanted yarns.
The copper nano-loaded woven fabrics treated with natural dye (Myrobolan 20% owf depth of shade) were compared with the untreated samples.
This shade plot is a simple visualisation of the frequency matrix, where a white space for a species demonstrates that that species was never collected, while the depth of shading from grey to black is linearly proportional to its abundance (Clarke et al. 2014b).
The colorfastness ratings against washing and perspiration in Tables 3 and 4 show that polyester fabrics dyed with henna dye have an almost identical fastness ratings of 'very good' to 'excellent' (within numerical grade 4 5 and 5) with a very little variation in the depth of shades.
Larger amounts of blood tint the urine red, the depth of the shade of red depending on how much blood is present.
As you sit and wonder why a swath of simple hues should capture your attention, as you focus on what makes the seemingly infinite depth of a shade of pink worthy of your gaze, questions of both personal and professional nature fade away.
The depth of the shading indicates how much of the source events are expected to be lost.
