Sentences with phrase «camouflage patterns on»

The interior displays the camouflage pattern on the dash center and door panel inserts.

Shirtless and with chin up, Wood appears confident, almost defiant, but the camouflage pattern on his pants also suggests reticence.

Not exact matches

Many predators do, too, but even those without body camouflage still sport patterns on their face and chest, suggesting the markings aren't all about blending in.

Dionne is now working on a «squid skin» with an adjustable refractive index, which would mimic the shifting camouflage patterns of the stealthy cephalopod.

The camouflage and concealment strategies of various animal species have been widely studied, but scientists from Exeter and Cambridge universities have discovered that individual wild birds adjust their choices of where to nest based on their specific patterns and colours.

Most dinosaur colorations in recent years — and every year brings a wider range of patterns and pigments — are based on guesses about the landscape the creature lived in and its need for camouflage.

The size of the pattern is spot - on and camouflages waistbands and seams.

May it be a less - is - more ensemble, a subtle camouflage of a tank top with a white pant or a full on mix of textures and patterns.

Four main types of camouflage adaptations Blending in or concealing Coloration — fur, scales, feathers, skin, etc. o Some animals change coloring depending on the seasons o Some can change their coloring quickly depending on their surroundings (chameleons, octopus, etc.) Disruptive coloration — stripes, spots, patterns, etc..

A «second skin» initiative lets drivers customise their cars further, with everything from geometric patterns on the bodywork to tartan and camouflage finishes.

This «natural» camouflage pattern is perfect for any outdoorsman, and these distinctive new kits allow enthusiasts to customize the undercarriage of their vehicles with no impact on ride quality.

Depending on the game, loot crates can hold everything from new, more powerful characters and weapons to various paint schemes or camouflage patterns for customizing the gaming experience.

But while his lexicon is recognizable, it is enigmatic and incomprehensible as it repeats and creates a visual cacophony — a kind of buzzing of color and pattern — that camouflages and obfuscates the panels, photographs, walls, clothing and found paper on which he paints and draws.

The paintings on view on the Project Wall deliver a sustained visual display of clashing patterns and vibrant colors, with barely recognizable popular figures inlaid within the scenes as deceptively as camouflage.

New Vision sits in dialogue with another piece by Osterloh, Dots Front Misfire - Shooting Blanks (2008), hung on the opposite side of the gallery, which depicts a prone figure covered in multicolored paper dots, in a space also papered with a riotous pattern of the same colors, both blind and camouflaged, unknown and unknowable.

He later patented his camouflage patterns and lobbied the US military for the use of his designs on ships and uniforms; his theories were eventually published in 1909 and were hotly debated by leading scholars and public figures of the day, including Theodore Roosevelt.

The exhibition is divided into thematic sections based on significant Warhol series: abstract works; collaborations (featuring Jean - Michel Basquiat); black - and - white ads; works surrounding death and religion; self - portraits; camouflage patterns; and a concluding section of the artist's Last Supper series.

For example, Stephani Syjuco's «Dazzle Camouflage Propositions», downloaded from Goggle SketchUp, uses Algerian and Vietnamese patterns to a spinning 3 - D image of Le Corbusier's Villa Savoye to comment on France's colonial past.

In this screenprint on paper, Coley applied two different black inks to a page in a zig - zag pattern to form a camouflaged image that almost disappears, depending on the light and which angle it is seen from.