Sentence examples for depth of texture from inspiring English sources

It keeps the pudding moist and dense, and adds great depth of texture to the finished product.

Everything in Radu Lupu's recital on Saturday night tended toward the Brahms intermezzo he played as first encore: the concentration, the intimacy, the bright singing melody, the richness and depth of texture.

The results show that the adverse relationship between the optimum zenith angle and the depth of texture of the pavement surface, such that by increasing the mean texture depth, using the less zenith angle will give better results.

The distance of point P from the y-axis is h, which is known as height or depth of textures, and at the same point, the diameter of the circular ring is D. The distance between points F and O is a.

Three experiments were conducted to explore the emergence of sensitivity to the pictorial depth cues of texture gradient and linear perspective.

The development of depth gradients of texture, morphology and stresses in thin nanocrystalline films was experimentally demonstrated for a nanocrystalline CrN film by means of position-resolved synchrotron X-ray nanodiffraction and explained by atomistic processes at the growing film surface and the effect of interfaces, both controlled by the deposition conditions.

Lilac is a favorite because of the fullness of its flower and the depth of its texture.

What is remarkable about Suite for Ma Dukes is how relatively obscure Dilla productions like Don't Nobody Care About Us or Gobstopper have been entirely reinvented, the breadth and depth of his textures and ambitions highlighted by these new arrangements.

For the designers, that means being able to combine the right lighting, depth of field, textures and other features that make the combination of these different assets believable.

High values of EMI coincided with both low γ-radiometric values at the valley bottom, due to moist sandy salinity-prone soil of varying depth to texture contrast, and high γ-radiometric values at the elevated areas of the field due to emission from finer textured soil.

This technology makes full use of the displays' capabilities to produce perceptions of depth-of-field and texture.