Sentence examples for tiny color from inspiring English sources

The shimmer of summer light over grass is rendered in myriad tiny color dots.

Typically ammonia and hydrogen peroxide team up to get the tiny color molecules into the hair fiber, where a chemical reaction then enlarges them so they can't leave.

To use it, viewers use head-mounted displays or handheld devices that have tiny color cameras attached to them and are connected to a computer.

In the high canopy of the kipuka forests, overcast skies make it difficult to confidently identify the tiny color bands on birds' legs or to judge the condition of an active nest; rain and fog make it all but impossible.

He managed to do so, he said, by inserting more than a million miniature fluorescent tubes, each grouped into triads of red and green and blue, with each triad acting like a tiny color pixel.

Second, they offer continuous-tone printing, meaning the ink covers the photo paper evenly and completely, as in lab-processed photos, instead of being composed of tiny color dots, as on inkjets.

But maybe some sort of supply-chain labeling, like a tiny color-coded map of the world, showing where parts come from in a product?

I think those are pretty good odds -- between them and the tiny, colored Brazilian good-luck ribbons that I tie on my luggage to insure positive baggage juju, I'll continue to check my bags.

Its RGB color sensor is embedded on one side of the head, with a tiny color-picking button next to it.

Cut or punch out tiny colored-paper squares,and glue them into a path for spaces.

At $9, the tiny gloss packs a strong color punch and is always by your side — and mouth.