Sentence examples for heavy shading from inspiring English sources

A Jacob van Ruisdael sketch with a heavy shading of cloud in one corner showed more clearly the same quality of torque that his paintings often have.

By contrast, a small reduction in oil concentration persisted in the fruit from trees subjected to heavy shading during the OA period.

Heavy shading is commonly applied during production of pot-plants in order to avoid damage caused by high light intensities; usually the daily light integral (DLI) is limited to 5 8 mol m−2 d−1 photosynthetically active radiation (PAR).

It can thrive neatly under the heavy shade of trees.

Clematis tangutica is failsafe in heavy shade and Tropaeolum speciosum would be worth a try, too.

Because it does not cast heavy shade, it allows plenty of other plants to grow alongside it.

In one painting, a young Iraqi girl stands alone and frightened, suffused with color and surrounded by a phalanx of American soldiers in heavy shades of gray.

Hispanic and rock rhythms — now connected, now distinct — are delivered in terms that are both big-band and, in several passages, neo-Romantic (heavy shades of Prokofiev).

Though another native, H. arborescens, is generally regarded as dull, some praise its zeal: It will flower in heavy shade, and it is hardy to minus 30 degrees.

These plants must take immediate advantage of the spring warmth and sunlight before the new tree foliage casts its heavy shade over the ground, drastically reducing available light energy and slowing the rate of photosynthesis.

Her apartment is decorated in a heavy shade of green, with Jets bobbleheads in her bedroom, a Jets helmet signed by the 2001 team in her kitchen, a dozen Jets caps lined atop her sofa, and photographs of her with Curtis Martin and Chad Morton on a coffee table.