Sentence examples for frames of colour from inspiring English sources

"Frames of colour flicker between ancient and brand new," Jack Barnett murmurs on White Chords, creating an image that sums up These New Puritans' second album, Hidden.

The film is largely shot in grainy grey-and-white, which matches the photographs, etchings and documents that illustrate the author's text, though from time to time small frames of colour film are imposed on these monochrome images.

Note that the overall information transmission rate is a function of the frame rate, the number of pixels per frame, the number of colour channels and the number of bits per pixel.

This finding is unexpected if one interpreted the spatial component of synaesthesia as reflecting the underlying binding processes to spatial reference frames [21], [23], [24]; for projector synaesthetes, the spatial reference frame of the colour is more explicit and hence may lead to increased BOLD responses.

Every frame is full of colour; every speech bubble crackles with life.

Look over your room: the colour of the walls, ceiling and carpet, the window frames, the colour of the doors... everything matters.

The Klein logo was debossed into the frame by painting the frame in the colour of the logo, then applying a mask and painting the pattern.

"It's so easy for anyone to do, and the limits on the number of frames and colours make it perfect for succinct story-telling".

Julian S. Huxley wrote a foreword (labelled 'Introduction') which defends the Darwinian concept of adaptation, especially of colour (in animals) and within that frame of mimicry.

His work is impressionistic: these exquisite frames, and then that blown colour palette, muted overall with flashes of colour.

In this latest incarnation at Tate Modern, a bit of colour catches your eye, a hovering rectangular frame, a smoky door in the purple void.