Sentence examples for hues and patterns from inspiring English sources
But the stones themselves are the real stars, especially in the efforts that most forthrightly enumerate their glorious hues and patterns.
While biologists are far from a comprehensive theory that predicts the hues and patterns of coloration of plants and animals, such a theory will have to integrate the optical, visual, and physiological functions of biological coloration.
Aside from the color you might think of as "scrubs green," a huge variety of hues and patterns are offered by competing scrubs makers like Cherokee, Koi, Urbane and Peaches.
The piece combines computer-aided design with real-time input from the public's movements, to inform its physical actions as it rotates on motors, augmenting the space with the enchanting hues and patterns of reflected light and spatialized sound.
The piece combines computer-aided design with real-time input from the public's movements, to inform its physical actions as it rotates on motors, augmenting the space with the enchanting hues and patterns of reflected light and spatialised sound.
Don't always buy outrageous hues and patterns, but don't fill your closet with dingy colors and boring stripes, either.
The unique hues are equally spaced around the NCS circle, and the other hues are spaced according to their perceptible proportion of the unique hues.
Then, the bow tie – staidly elegant for evening, self-consciously eccentric for day, never acceptable in the bright hues and garish patterns so often sported.
With stark strobe lights flashing and Swim's artwork projected in multicoloured hues and crazy patterns on a creased white backdrop, the likes of Hannibal and Lalibela take on a even more hypnotic feel.
Buzz by Jane Fox offers a bright green bamboo-print Georgica Beach Bag ($165 at Olive & Bette's), above left, while an entry by Vineyard Vines, center, is trimmed and lined in a riot of sherbet hues and preppy patterns ($95800-892-4982800-892-4982
Meanwhile, over at Tate Modern, a new show opened on Wednesday that celebrates the exuberant hues and swirling patterns of artist Sonia Delaunay, who was born in current-day Ukraine at the end of the 19th century.
