Sentence examples for introduction of color from inspiring English sources

In her new book, "The Color Revolution," she highlights General Motors's pioneering introduction of color scouting.

Or, perversely, the introduction of color and multiple sections in the daily paper, which makes its Sunday sister seem less distinctive.

Yet the accident undoubtedly had a central role in the introduction of color vision testing by European and North American railroads.

The introduction of color printing in the late nineteenth century permitted depiction of a greater range of features without any loss of clarity.

The results indicate that design cognition was very strongly influenced by the introduction of color into the design environment, causing a substantial number of designers to ignore their training to sketch first the overall form.

Its program this weekend is to be conducted by David Eaton and includes the premiere of "The New York Times Color March," a work by Carl Schlesinger, a retired printer at The New York Times who wanted to commemorate the newspaper's introduction of color photographs, illustrations and advertisements in 1997.

Jacobs pointedly referred to "the continued introduction" of color-screen mobile phones powered by Qualcomm technology.

In that shot, and other places during the season, there was a lot more introduction of the color red with Dolarhyde, which you see with the coloring of the moon in that shot – that's the thing that stands out as being different from everything else in the show.

It is clear that the introduction of brighter color made possible what might be called portable mosaics, objects whose colored images and rich patterns radiate joy, order and reverence as surely as anything at Ravenna.

The introduction of vivid color was a statement.

The most significant change was last year's introduction of a color screen -- a feature that customers had been begging for from the start.