Sentence examples similar to gradation of a from inspiring English sources

But I've read it many times since, and with each rereading I take greater satisfaction in the way Jamie responds to the subtleties and gradations of a duality that appears at first glance to be black and white.

But the work for which Mr. Gorecki is most widely known, the Symphony No. 3 (1976), explores the gradations of a single mood: somber, introspective reflection, conveyed in three long, slow, quiet movements that last nearly an hour.

Using the distinguo [a refined distinction between similar qualities], Scudéry highlights the multiple gradations of a single virtue and how certain moral dispositions can function as either virtues or vices according to context.

The verdict: While we're happy to see Sherman's handiwork get the exposure of a high-profile runway show, we know from past seasons that ISM Mode is a line that's best experienced up close -- the soft hand of the fabric and the subtle gradations of a tone-on-tone tie-dye that characterize the collection can't be fully appreciated from afar. .

Additionally, according to Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), it is defined as a cementitious composite material composed of an optimized gradation of granular constituents, a water-to-cementitious materials ratio of less than 0.25, and a high percentage of discontinuous internal fiber reinforcement (Graybeal 2011).

These are presented in a gradation of color, giving a three-dimensional effect.

But high-definition digital produces a more nuanced gradation of color and a more definite molding of the face — you see planes and hollows.

This contrasts with the appearance of the histogram for the automated score, which shows a more even distribution of cases through the gradation of staining with a similar cluster of cases at higher scores.