Sentence examples for greater colour from inspiring English sources

So-called "dye-transfer" printing, which Eggleston discovered in the early 70s and permitted far greater colour intensity, allowed him to ramp up the melodrama.

Dr Grzybowski also claims his invention has a greater colour range (made possible by choosing different sized nanoparticles), which he hopes to extend still further by introducing particles made from other substances.

You will still get a benefit at that size because it offers a greater colour depth and contrast as well as a sharper picture.

According to Nokia's low light camera test — conducted at a fairground in New York — the Lumia has greater colour saturation and sharper image focus than the iPhone 5, and less video noise and sharper image focus than the Galaxy S3.

The Ultranox® 800 series initially comprises three grades – Ultranox 813, 815 and 817 – designed for PP applications that require greater colour stability, good storage stability at high temperatures and extreme process stability, combined with enhanced cost efficiency, the company reports.

The dyed cotton showed significantly greater colour change (ΔE00* = 13.24) than the other dyed textiles (ΔE00* < 6). Figure 8 The effect of accelerated ageing on the colour difference (ΔE 00 *) of substitute textiles.

I was young when I joined, and he infused me with the greater colours of sound and his rhythmical integrity – he was like a metronome.

Higher absorbances imply greater levels of crocin, picrocrocin and safranal, and thus a greater colouring potential and therefore strength per gram.

A great colour for tanned toes.

A great colour can help lift your mood".

Boston Globe writer Shaughnessy covers the story of the Sox's struggle with great colour.