Sentence examples for grade color from inspiring English sources

Evidently the Seymours insisted on the finest grade, color, grain and figure of whichever wood they choose.

Certificates come with lots of information about your diamond, such as carat weight, measurements, proportions, clarity grade, color grade, and cut grade.

His books -- "Color and Interior Decoration" and "The Modern English Interior" -- were best sellers, the former chockablock with watercolor illustrations of his homes, prime examples of a scientific approach to the play of light on bold but carefully graded color schemes.

that's used for grading color and comparison checking.

The pigments used by manufacturers aren't specifically made for use in tattoos, and many are "industrial-grade colors suitable for printers' ink or automobile paint", according to the FDA.

The list of genes in a PathCard utilizes graded coloring to designate the fraction of included pathways containing this gene, providing an assessment of the importance of a gene in a SuperPath.

You can buy a block of clear glycerin and color it yourself using cosmetic-grade coloring, available at craft stores.

Conservation scale is defined from the most variable amino acid positions (grade 1, color represented by turquoise) which are considered as rapidly evolving to conservative positions (grade 9, color represented by maroon) which are considered as slowly evolving.

The certificates list carat weight and give a stone a grade for color and clarity.

Many district merchants sell diamond jewelry with certificates that give the stone a grade for color and clarity and list the carat weight.

Because the term CBC clade is restricted to ITS2 clades (i.e. monophyletic lineages) lacking of any H2+3_CBCs among its members [ 25], we herein introduce the term 'CBC grade' (orange color in Figure 2), defining a non-monophyletic assemblage of organisms without any H2+3_CBC among its members.