Sentence examples for opaque colours from inspiring English sources

The system is used internationally for specifying opaque colours of dyed or pigmented surfaces.

This enamelling, in bright opaque colours, was much favoured throughout the 17th century, chiefly on the cylindrical drinking glasses, often of great size, known as Humpen.

The Kanō school developed two distinctive styles: one featuring bright, opaque colours on gold or silver backgrounds, brilliantly amalgamating bright colour and bold brushwork, and the other a more freehanded, mannered, and bold interpretation of traditional ink monochrome themes.

The solid solution was kneaded into a doughlike mass to which colouring agents could be added either in the form of dyes for transparent colours or as pigments for opaque colours.

Transparent glass, held in place by strips of lead, was used in place of the opaque colours of the original.

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).

Here, the artist uses highly animated, modulated strokes of defining ink, judicious, repetitive patterning, and the application of opaque colour to produce a series of carefully joined vignettes that intimately and actively tell the story.

These drawings, the backgrounds of which remain on drawing paper, are transferred to the cels by specialized artists, who trace the animators' work and paint over it with opaque colouring.

According to Thompson [18], chalk can be replaced by gypsum in order to produce a more opaque colour.

These tones come from organic dyes prepared as lakes, to which fillers are added to obtain an opaque colour (see point "Additives").

Lipstick is usually has a more opaque colour, and a thicker consistency than lip gloss.