At the same time, the selection of work also points up differences between the contemporary interest in color, pattern and texture and the works of the Pattern and Decoration movement.
The relationship of some basic soil properties was also examined, such as organic matter and texture, in terms of the patterns of radioisotope distribution and soil erosion.
A histogram of cell-pair features is used to succinctly encode the composition and texture of a pattern within a local landscape.
If the sweater pieces have not shrunk or you can still discern the pattern or texture of the sweater, the pieces need to go through the whole process again, until felted properly.
He sees beauty where many would not – in the texture of a wall, the patterns of a roof or the asymmetry in a twig fence.
The pattern, colour and texture of the internal panel laminate was only used by Malaysia Airlines on Boeing 777s and 747s, according to the ATSB.
Mr. Welser-Möst treated the orchestral accompaniment as a texture of quietly undulant patterns with slowly shifting harmonic areas.
A further implication is that for maximal retrieval of information from measurement and display of the textures of spatial patterns in scalp EEGs and MEGs will require Nyquist sampling at spatial wavelengths less than the dimensions of gyri by using arrays with interelectrode spacings of approximately 3 mm.
A deep, bright blue filled the runway, especially for plain sporty tops, made special by textures of embossed pattern or a furry mish-mash.
The wallcreeper is intermediate in its morphology between the nuthatches and the treecreepers, but its appearance, the texture of its plumage, and the shape and pattern of its tail suggest that it is closer to the former taxon.
Amongst the printer's tricks were embossing of the image, achieved by pressing an uninked woodblock on the paper to achieve effects, such as the textures of clothing patterns or fishing net.
