Sentence examples for introduction of colour from inspiring English sources
The introduction of colour to motion pictures created new makeup problems.
"Have any teams ever changed their playing strip due to the introduction of colour TV coverage of football?" asks Graham Clayton.
Besides the steady introduction of colour television sets into American homes, the most significant development of 1960s television technology was satellite communications.
The finishes of metals in curtain walls include anodizing of aluminum, an electrolytic process that builds up the natural colourless oxide of aluminum into a thick adherent layer; it often includes the introduction of colour into the oxide layer itself.
The BBC yesterday unveiled its long-awaited iPlayer catch-up service, hailing it as the biggest change in the way we watch television since the introduction of colour 40 years ago.
The introduction of colour was less revolutionary than the introduction of sound; the silent film soon disappeared, but, even though most feature films made since the 1960s have been in colour, black-and-white films continue to be made.
The introduction of colours that could readily be recognized at a considerable distance opened up a much wider field for the use of flares at sea.
Former Mirror Group executive Gerald Mowbray recalls that Tony asked for cut-out figures soon after the introduction of editorial colour in May 1998.
"Strong nerves and calm have been required," my father wrote Fleming, "as each day has brought hundreds of letters from readers protesting about the introduction of the colour section itself, about the layout, about the quality of the paper and about the delivery charge".
Afterwards the sustained attention devoted to the subject by trained minds in Germany so changed the conditions through the introduction of new colours and cheaper methods of production that eventually a monopoly was acquired.
Determining what their prices were is challenging, as records of hard figures are scanty and there was great variety in the production quality, size, supply and demand, and changing methods, such as the introduction of full-colour printing.
