colour gradation

The more colours used, the smoother the colour gradations will appear.

The styles are prominent and exhibit a similar colour gradation.

Between black and white, we are able to detect only a limited number of shades of gray, or colour gradations.

If you have shades, colour gradation, and detail, the jpeg is the most efficient file format.

Such technology eliminates visible graininess and produces high definition images with more natural colour gradations.

The colour gradations in the stained glass symbolize choir songs mounting up towards heaven.

DesignTide Tokyo: The collection comes in six different colour gradations, from transparent to white.

The stained glass in the main building is non-figurative, relying instead on the colour gradation of the leadlight to imply symbolic references.

The colour gradations (or "magic squares") with which he experimented after the First World War are typical in this regard.

The reason for this is that error diffusion produces an irregular pattern of dots, which is better suited to finer colour gradation and detail.

These plants were more robust than L. rivularis and showed colour gradations from pale yellow to light blue—features more similar to L. arboreus.

To wit, Auerbach complements the fluid musical arrangement with colour gradation in the costumes, reflected also in the ever-changing patterns of her glyphs.

A artifact of colour gradation in computer imaging, when graduated colours break into larger blocks of a single colour, reducing the smooth look of a proper gradation.

Let's take Uniqlo, where the polo shirts are laid out on tables in such seductive colour gradations you somehow think: wouldn't it be fun and chic to own a lime one?

Features both Noise Reduction mode for long time exposures and Clear Image mode for SXGA images (1280x960 of ultra-smooth colour gradation).

Compared with older Italian-Byzantine models, the drawing is suppressed and the painter models volume using the technique of thin, glazed paint layers of colour gradation in the incarnates.

I won't bore you with the geeky technical details - what that really means is it's capable of reproducing much more colour gradation, leading to more realistic, faithful colours given the right source picture.

The ground is made up of yellow horizontal lines on a brown background, and the sky is coloured with the bokashi technique of colour gradation, darkening from light grey to black as it reaches the top edge of the print.

New impregnation techniques, more stable colour indicators, and the steady improvement in colour gradation have all contributed to the fact that the use of urine test strips has now become established in clinical and general practice as a reliable diagnostic instrument.

New TRANSYT GUI background Colour gradations added to new TRANSYT GUI colour background (similar to ARCADY 5).

In this variation on Klee's many experiments with colour gradation, rhythmical rotational movement is imparted to static blocks of colour by the acentric positioning of darker rectangles along each outer border, while the use of whites and oranges within creates a zone of vivid interior light.

Visual interest and expression is added to the Plaza by swirling patterns in the walking surfaces (echoing the lines of the building) and varying textures and colour gradations in the poured concrete, by the changing levels framed by long, sinuous seating walls, and by the Canada Garden.

Theatrical allusions continue in the biomorphic forms of "Puppets (Colourful on Black) " and "Young Lady's Adventure," whose sombre Bauhaus colour gradations acquire a playful undertone via the title and a red arrow pointing suggestively at an elongated female silhouette based on Javanese shadow-play figures.