Sentence examples for special colours from inspiring English sources
Some metals, such as manganese, are mixed with the clays to develop special colours.
These glazes provide almost all of the basic colours plus some special colours used for accent in the design of a wall.
Specifically, links to material sources (local or traded), the origins of special colours, preparation methods and method of application, the sequencing of painting from stratified paint layers, and the weathering processes to age works have been investigated via a chemical characteristion of rock art materials.
People prefer larger fruits with sweeter pulp and special colours, with fewer spines in the thinner peel, and use these criteria to practice artificial selection during in situ management and cultivation.
Spectacles using special colour-filtering dichroic lenses then allow only the correct image to be seen.Extracting the six different colours necessary for metameric 3D from a xenon lamp's broad spectrum is tricky.
Blending is accomplished before spinning and is performed to impart such desirable characteristics as strength or durability, to reduce cost by combining expensive fibres with less costly types, or to achieve special colour or texture effects.
There's no personality there, no special colour in the voice, no sense in the early scenes of a real person waiting to be sparked into life, or that the princess she becomes at the end will bring anything special to her position.
That means you can use them to play hide-and-seek – the dolls light up when you get close – or to send a message, say lighting it up in a special colour to let your little one know you're on the way to pick them up from daycare.
"We started getting calls from celebrities saying 'I want a pink and a blue!' and then Sarah Jessica Parker asked for us to make her a pair in a special colour" – ruby red – "and she wore them on Sex and the City, like, just wearing this long sweater.
"Everything red and it is a special colour.
The ornamental value of many trees is often based on their special colour, shape and structures.
