Sentence examples for shape tone from inspiring English sources

Until then I'm mostly concerned with shape, tone and texture.

How our place in the world and our sense of self is shaped by the size, shape, tone and texture of our breasts.

Contrasts in line, shape, tone, and colour create vitality; rectilinear shapes played against curvilinear, for instance, or warm colours against cool.

These include a bear attack, a massive object falling out of the sky on to his head, a lightning strike, a long drawn-out asphyxiation, a slip, a drowning; all written in poems of wildly differing size, shape, tone and verse.

Geomorphic features were identified by visual analysis of satellite images through combined observation of shape, tone, texture, location extent and unsupervised image classification, together with the use of normalized difference vegetation index (NDVI).

The major problem of road extraction method is the complex structure of the images, which contain many different objects, such as roads, houses, trees, vehicles, etc., with differences in shape, tone, and the texture.

Instead of simply speaking into the device, a trained technician-usually a young female telephone operator-would shape tones into synthetic speech by simultaneously manipulating a series of keys and a foot pedal.

She is resistant to injury because she is "in shape", toned, well muscled, and not overweight.

As an element of design, texture includes all areas of a painting enriched or animated by vibrating patterns of lines, shapes, tones, and colours, in addition to the tactile textures created by the plastic qualities of certain mediums.

Optical and psychological tensions occur in passages of a design, therefore, when lines or shapes almost touch or seem about to collide, when a harmonious colour progression is interrupted by a sudden discord, or when an asymmetrical balance of lines, shapes, tones, or colours is barely held.

It must be a representation of a perceptually intermediate property which Prinz argues are the only properties of which we are aware in conscious experience we experience only basic features of external objects such as colors, shapes, tones, and feels.