Sentence examples for opaque coloured from inspiring English sources

Some of the company's most successful art glasses included a peachblow glass called Wild Rose, which was an opaque coloured glass with a glossy finish shading from white to deep rose; the amberina glass, with pale amber and ruby tones; and the Pomona, which has a frosted surface and a light yellow colour.

The transparent surfaces can be any of those just described, and the opaque panels include opaque coloured glass, painted or anodized aluminum sheets, porcelain enameled steel sheets, fibreglass-reinforced cement, and stone wafers of granite, marble, or limestone cut with diamond-edged tools.

We classify the parcels according to their size: small (main side lower than 20 cm), medium (main side between 20 and 40 cm), large (main side greater than 40 cm); we also associate an appearance attribute: opaque (with a standard, opaque colour), shiny (shiny, often coloured, surface).

Toast jasmine rice in a dry, heavy-based frying pan over a low heat until each grain is opaque but not coloured.

He first made clear glass, lightly tinted and decorated with enamel and engraving, but he soon developed the use of deeply coloured, almost opaque glasses in heavy masses, often layered in several thicknesses and carved or etched to form plant motifs.

Further collections of seed capsules of Angraecum protensum were made and we have found wide differences in germination between seed capsules of different maturity (all seeds have coloured testa and opaque embryo but capsule colour varied from green to brown) (Fig. 4).

Tassie made his pastes in both opaque and transparent forms and coloured them to resemble a great variety of gems.

Lacquer, coloured and frequently opaque varnish applied to metal or wood, used in an important branch of decorative art, especially in Asia.

During the reign of the Kangxi emperor (c. 1685) an opaque rose-coloured overglaze appears.

Anyone who's tried to burn a bra – let alone one of those opaque flesh-coloured postwar girdle things – knows they don't burn well.

Thus low surface energy (down to 13 mN/m) coloured coatings were produced for transparent, translucent and opaque layers.