Sentence examples for examples of colour from inspiring English sources
Several modern composers, notably Arnold Schoenberg and Aleksandr Scriabin, were attracted by the idea and produced examples of colour music.
An exploration of archives and collections of rare books by Elizabeth Upper at Cambridge University Library, has revealed hundreds of examples of colour prints that have been overlooked by scholars.
Sony is sensational with colour – Nokia's Lumia and Asha phones and the iPhone 5c are rare examples of colour being put to equally good effect – and the new pink and lime green models look tremendous.
Throughout our research, we observed numerous examples of colour materials degradation and, we thus discovered that their future preservation is threatened.
In Section 6 we show how removal of specular highlights facilitates better performance of other processing algorithms with the example of colour channel misalignment artefacts.
Glorious Georgian architecture is the overarching feature, while 82 rooms are a brilliant example of colour, style, and carefully chosen furnishings.
In the 90s he played Gareth Blackstock in Chef!, in a then-rare example of colour-blind casting.
This paper reviews some examples of structural colour in nature, and examples in which these structures have served as a direct inspiration for technological applications, for example, in display technology or optical security.
We further describe two examples of dual-colour FISH characterisation of breakpoints, which target the 1p36 and 5p11 12 regions.
(A contemporary example of additive colour can be seen in projection television, in which red, green, and blue lenses converge to produce an image so enlarged that the separate colour areas, or dots, become discernible).
The Country of the Pointed Firs, collection of sketches about life in a fictional coastal village in Maine by Sarah Orne Jewett; published in 1896, it is an acclaimed example of local colour.
