Sentence examples for texture of the ground from inspiring English sources

Past the first hummock of trees, the darkness took on a light of its own and she began to distinguish the texture of the ground.

Winter changes the texture of the ground itself, making the surface of the Earth so hard that you can barely dent it with a shovel.

"Careful!" I heard his footfalls catching up to me as I ran along the trail through patches of light and shadow, feeling the texture of the ground change under me as I trod on pine needles, then pebbles, then dry earth.

The colour and texture of the ground layer could influence the tonality and surface appearance of the finished painting; in addition, the materials chosen for the preparation layers can affect the way a painting age.

At this event, the Williamses were drawing an original design, conceived by Randall, titled "Lady and the Lion". "The texture of the ground is perfect for hairy things," he said.

The texture of the ground beans should be a fine powder.

In order to avoid extracting the undesired edges, for example, the edges of lane marking or textures on the ground surface, we technically took advantage of pixel-by-pixel max-operations on the extracted edges of background images and foreground objects, and the results would be expressed as in (1): (1).

Thus, observers of "Two Trees on a Hill With Shadows, Paso Robles, Calif". can either drive themselves crazy trying to separate the substance from the shadows, figure out the gnarled texture of the white ground behind the trees and understand the brush marks on the dark gray field in front of them or or they can stand back and admire a scene of unearthly beauty.

With bare feet, you can feel the texture of the earth beneath your feet and connect to its grounding forces.

The capacity of the ground to absorb settled wastewater depends largely on the texture of the soil (i.e., relative amounts of gravel, sand, silt, and clay).

That overland and sea journey 'revealed the fine-grained texture of the world at ground level' according to 'slow guru' Carl Honore.