Sentence examples for vital colour from inspiring English sources

That was my initial human angle, and I looked around for some more details on the individual to add some vital colour and context.

A rich variety of rare archived letters, poems, recordings and newspaper articles from across the world, ranging from Germany to India, add vital colour, context and shade to a complex story which is all too often told from a single country's perspective.

In his new works, this powerful and intelligent abstract painter, whose art is reminiscent both of Frank Stella's grids and Seamus Heaney's poetic landscapes, explores the fieriest, sexiest and most vital of colours.

Such accurate film balance matching is less vital with negative colour films since the colour rendering of the print can be modified during colour printing.

Growing up in lands bleached of colour, Vital's work is largely monochromatic and sensitive to the nuances of white; he argues with assistants who cannot see the subtleties of something incompletely white.

The mayor-elect, Dora Bakoyannis, believes fresh colour is vital, preferably before the Olympic Games in 2004; but beautification is a low priority in a capital that desperately needs better schools and transport.George Momferratos, a partner at Ernst & Young, calculates that euro60m ($60m), the cost of painting 20,000 houses, could be raised privately.

Colour is vital role of an aquatic ecosystem and it affects photosynthesis.

Successful placement of airway devices used were determined by colourimetric end-tidal CO2, chest auscultation and rise as well as vital sign and skin colour improvement.

The service was not equipped with end-tidal capnography; therefore placement success was determined by a combination of less reliable means: colourimetric end-tidal CO2, chest auscultation, chest rise as well as vital sign and skin colour improvement.

Trypan blue is a vital stain used to colour the dying or dead cells in which cell membranes lose their integrity so the dye can pass through the membrane and stain the cell.

The suspension retained bright yellow colour and vital appearance until the 32nd day of the experiment, when necrotic changes (browning and decrease in cell hydration) became visible.