Sentence examples for precisely graduated from inspiring English sources

It was a light, semiliquid greasepaint available in jars in a precisely graduated range of tan tone, suitable for the lighting and orthochromatic film emulsion used during that period.

In the tapestry, the blacks and precisely graduated greys and blank whites of Picasso's original painting have been rendered in soft tans and browns; but the image hits you all the same.

In 1914, working in his shop's laboratory, Factor created "a greasepaint in cream rather than stick form, ultrathin in consistency, completely flexible on the skin, and produced in twelve precisely graduated shades".

Cunningham and her three dancers (two men, one woman) are uniformly dressed in black, and at first their classically stretched limbs, poised balances and precisely graduated shapes seem to occupy a more rarified space than the passionate, full-on delivery of Tempest's recorded voice.

Each measurement site was localized precisely, with the help of a graduated rule and a laser beam to determine the site position with respect to the ground and ensure a correct vertical positioning.

They graduated.

I graduated.

It's clear what the COA Class of 2010 is graduating from -- but what, precisely, are they commencing to?

This was written in his final year at Edinburgh University, and a vagabond was precisely what the graduate set out to be: longhaired, careless about food though never without tobacco, walking through France or planning an epic ocean voyage; a far cry from the offices of D. & T. Stevenson, Engineers.

Unfortunately, there is the quasi-absence of structured research and core curriculum teachings in these fields in management, business, and engineering schools, although it is precisely from these graduate schools that the minds and the business and scientific culture of the future managers, scientists, and engineers are formed.

To be sure, many of the students graduating each year are foreigners, but those students are here precisely because the educational possibilities at the top of the American spectrum are still arguably the best in the world.