Sentences with phrase «color depth as»

Next to offering the sharp 4K resolution, the television has 10 - bit color depth as well as support for HDR.

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When we add the wealth of sayings transmitted as such without any narrative setting, the total picture is enriched and given color and depth.

The Bible came to life on their canvasses, as every parable, saying and deed of Jesus» life was rendered in vivid color and with increasing realism and depth of perspective.

If desired, add natural red food coloring as it churns until it reaches the depth of color you prefer.

I have to admit, I don't have the depth of colors, as yours, or the thickness.

the colors and depth of flavor, i can only imagine the smells as that was cooking.

Made for Chicagoans, this broad - shouldered beer has depth of flavor and aroma as well as a rich color.

I actually prefer the taste of this soup the next day, as it thickens and gains more depth of flavor, however you loose out on that vibrant green color if you don't eat it right away.

This is a good recipe, I would also add a really good «Sweet Paprika» as it gives depth of flavor and deepens the color while adding to the finished sauce.

The colors in the illustration represent depth, with blue as the deepest part of the cavern and red the most shallow.

Most of these detections are then rejected by means of an analysis of the light - curves, taking into account the depth, duration, shape and color signature, among others, and become classified as unspecified binary systems (for details of this procedure see Carpano et al. 2009).

Best is to go for different depth of color and different texture of fabrics as it keeps the eye moving.

Here is a more in - depth color chart for Spring / Summer 2016 from Trend Council, meaning many of these colors will look great on Summer complexions as well (light with cool undertones).

When formulating foundations, we're all about multi-dimensional color that draws from a number of different base colorants — this helps us create shades that have depth (pro tip: stay away from one - dimensional foundation hues, as they'll flatten out your natural contours).

Find a necklace with beads of differing sizes or colors, as it gives depth to outfits with simple fabrics and hues.

The color has a ton of depth and the beads have a chalcedony look to them so they're not as «flat» as the neon ones look.

Waxing protects the paint as well as gives depth to the paint color.

Because I have tan skin and darker lips, it's important I chose a shade with the same depth as my skin (otherwise the color will look chalky).

Incorporating the pink as an outer layer and layering the nude and gold gloss on top makes is work with my skin color and still have so much depth.

In the second section you'll answer some slightly more in depth questions such as indicating your gender, height, body type, eye color, hair color, and ethnicity.

Julian Mitchell's script tends to drag its feet, if not cut short a lot of expository depth, but it keeps consistent on razor - sharp dialogue, occasionally broken up by witty humor that puts a bit of kick in the slower spots, about as much as highlights in Brian Gilbert's direction which break up slow spells and sentimentality with occasions of color and effective thoughtfulness.

The art direction and custom department used color and period garb as a living, breathing character and used this element to bring power and depth to the film.

Donna Deitch's use of color is also highlighted by the restoration, as blues and browns in particular have subtle contrasts throughout that give spatial depth to the image in ways that a lesser image quality wouldn't be capable of.

The anamorphically enhanced DVD image version is softer and not as good as the Blu - ray in color, detail, depth and the like, but it is passable.

Using the RED Epic, cinematographer Bradford Young employs a scope ratio format, very little depth of field, and (I'm pretty sure) a diopter to insure that large portions of the image are almost always out of focus, to the point that they register as near abstract soft swirls of color.

As the learner achieves each target, Arjuna avatar will gain depth and colors, along with his weapons.

See the more in - depth details such as engine size, transmission type, and interior color.

As with the Nooks that came before it, the screen on the HD + is top quality — wide viewing angles, great color contrast and depth, doesn't easily pick up fingerprints.

The competitor's diamond must have the same characteristics, including carat weight, cut, color, clarity, fluorescence, table and depth percentage, symmetry, etc. as a certified Ritani diamond.

Diamonds will be compared according to the Four Cs — cut, color, clarity, and carat weight — as well as additional criteria such as fluorescence, polish and symmetry, table and depth percentage, etc..

These also stay under 10 feet, and there is something about their pattern that is almost an optical illusion; their coloring is shaded in such a way as to give their skin an extraordinary sense of depth.

Color and shape of appendages are based on the sea dragon's food supply and environment, and also vary with other factors such as depth and geography.

You will be amazed as fish of all colors and capes swim about providing you with an in - depth experience of witnessing nature at its finest.

The PS Vitas AMOLED screen brings to life the vibrant colors, hues, depth, and finer details, such as rust on your Gunpla.

Customization was also very in - depth, allowing the player to change the appearance of the arenas and venues even going as far being able to change the color of the lighting and turnbuckles.

You'll also have some issues with depth perception, as all environments have a very metallic color palette, making it hard for players to distinguish a wall on the center of the stage from just mere artwork.

I create a method of embroidering the threads in an arrangement that would initially create value, color, depth and as I lay the colors down they instantly blend themselves.

Still, entrants shouldn't disregard the palate entirely, as pieces will be judged in part on how well they capture the essence of the wine in question, which is described by The Capital Grille as «Intensely purple in color,... [exuding] aromas of dark fruit, followed by layers of blackberry, plum and blueberry flavors that begin with a profound depth and end with a soft finish.»

If you are an art collector, however, you may not have as much of an interest toward in - depth tutorials on color theory.

Throughout his career as a painter McNeil commanded a mastery technique, capable of creating paintings of rich texture depth and color.

Despite differences in materials and discipline, both de Kooning's paintings and Chamberlain's sculptures explore the possible treatments of form and color, solid and transparent volume, and surface and depth as continually evolving and merging elements.

Richly illustrated with over 150 color plates, the catalogue features essays that touch on key aspects of her practice and historical reception, as well as an extensive annotated chronology that provides an in - depth exploration of the intersection of her life and art.

It made sense and especially against the primary colors I was able to see and use both Black and white as colors rather than depth or light et..

Working digitally I try to keep the work fresh and show the movement of the brush and excitement of color and depth of field as inspired by natural and urban landscapes and my favorite music.

[3] In the custard - color Ice Blink (1989), a tiny sliver of red at the bottom of the painting is enough to set up perspectival depth, as is a single bar of purple at the bottom of the otherwise sky - blue Memory (1981).

Furthermore, the retrospective will highlight the spatial approaches of neo-avantgarde and contemporary artists such as Yves Klein, Donald Judd and Christo, who, each in their own way, redefined spatial formations regarding either color in its depth and spirit, form in its empirical radicalness, or landscape in its complex and altered reality formation.

At times the artist matches her paint to the paper color, playing with the push and pull of depth and surface, and that which is there but almost invisible: a conceptual fluctuation of color as painted or unpainted.

The images produced by these methods yield a shimmering interplay between closely aligned colors, such as the light and medium Cadmium reds of Red Curve (State 2)(Fig. 4), or create startling effects of depth as in his black - and - white Rivers series.

The exhibition is accompanied by an in - depth catalogue featuring full - page color reproductions of all works in the exhibition as well as a detailed chronology, historical photos, reprints of key texts by Jean Dubuffet and Franz Schulze, and new essays by the exhibition curators and Dennis Adrian, Jon Bird, Thomas Dyja, Mark Pascale, and Arlene Shechet.

Andy Coolquitt includes three new sculptures for Illusions Lounge, which are exemplary of illusory depth as well as subtleties of color, shadow, and light.