Sentence examples for ground coloured from inspiring English sources

This creates the small compartments into which a paste of finely ground, coloured glass and water is placed.

It was lying atop the ground elder coloured as if it had been carved in ivory and larger than any of the other leaves on the stalks.

Thus, we know that there was a shift in the use of colours of grounds (from coloured to white) in Denmark from Nicolai Abildgaard [8] through Jens Juel [9] to Christoffer W. Eckersberg [7].

Discharge printing, also called Extract Printing, method of applying a design to dyed fabric by printing a colour-destroying agent, such as chlorine or hydrosulfite, to bleach out a white or light pattern on the darker coloured ground.

Derived from sacred syllables (mantras) or from geometric designs endowed with mystical and cosmological symbolism, they are executed on sand, on the ground with coloured powders, and on durable materials.

Some of its more striking effects seem to be derived from Roman glassmaking practices, particularly its use of millefiori glass, a mosaic of very thin glass rods of different colours and shapes fused together and then cut into thin sections, which the Celtic craftsmen fused into a ground of coloured enamel.

It's fair to theorise that Scott's early grounding in advertising has coloured his approach to his material as much as the visual style with which it is rendered.

Based on their colour (colourless/pinkish versus coloured) and above all on grounds of their elemental composition (see below), the set of sixteen middle and late Byzantine samples can furthermore be separated into two sub-groups.

I stole coloured chalk and ground it into crude makeup.

This comprehensive review examines, for the first time, the 'dark side of photochromism'; negatively photochromic systems which are coloured in their ground state and reversibly photobleach upon exposure to electromagnetic radiation with a wavelength over ca. 400 nm i.e. visible light responsive systems.

Vegetation on the mostly exposed soil of the puna consists of dwarf shrubs and tough grasses, notably bunchgrass; these and other plants in the region are coloured almost as brown as the ground itself.