Sentence examples for technical shades from inspiring English sources

New technical shades of meaning began appearing in the late 1960s, as programmers extended iteration to broader computational problems.

Lines were fluid, technical shading was superb.

Eventually the book gets a shade too technical.

Heavy marketing by Gore and Polartec has put other technical brands in the shade, but Whitlow doesn't dismiss them.

This is when the characters are created by technical directors to include shading, which sets them up to have more dimension once the characters are lit.

We thank R. Anderson, J. Shaffer, D. Hebert, S. Schroeder and L. Shade for technical assistance.

The central role of hybrids "which do not like shade," and of technical progress in the decline of complex agroforest perfectly fits the hypothesis of this paper.

Even those songs that were sung — "Lucky to Be Me," "Maria," "Somewhere," "Some Other Time" and "Cool" — were held at arm's length by Mr. Elling who exhibited a detached technical perfectionism and attention to tonal shading.

Write a technical manual or author the next 50 Shades of Grey?

Mega Man is colored blue due to the NES console's technical limitations: the color has the most shades in the console's limited 56-color palette, and the expanded selection was used to enhance Mega Man's detail.

Overall, however, execution seemed a shade underprepared, with a few technical flaws among the French horns and a curious lack of heat overall.