Sentence examples for surface tint from inspiring English sources

A little bijou table in the corner had a pronounced case of bit-rot: from a certain angle it lost all surface tint.

At ordinary temperatures beeswax can be cut and shaped with facility; it melts to a limpid fluid at a low heat; it mixes with any colouring matter and takes surface tints well; and its texture and consistency may be modified by a number of earthy matters as well as by the addition of oils or fats.

Or, as in the case of Kiaer's latest work, Frederick Kiesler's dream of an "endless house", made from malleable concrete and plastic, with flowing light-bathed surfaces, tinted windows and bathing pools.

Atsuko Chirikjian connects test tubes via threads to large sheets of paper, so that watery pigments migrate to the white surface and tint it in cell-like patterns.

It is assumed, that the aromatic rings of PDA, which are attached on the surface of TiNT, reduces the segmental mobility of PBI polymer chains.

Crack growth was controlled by optical microscopy and by progressive crack surface heat tinting.

A thin PDA layer was created onto the surface of TiNTs by oxidative polymerisation of dopamine-hydrochloride.

Transmission electron microscopy (TEM) confirmed that a thin polydopamine (PDA) layer was created on the surface of TiNTs.

The abundant CO2 selective groups, on the surface of TiNTs, enlarge the CO2 adsorption capacity due to increased polar interactions between the gas molecules and the existing functionalised surface.

These were first visible in the late 1960s in exquisitely delicate wax paintings, whose layered pastels and melting surfaces evoked tinted skin.

The building's tilted glass-box surfaces and tinted windows play marvels with sunlight; at night, colored lights dance across its face.