Sentences with phrase «gradations give»

The stoneware's subtle gradations give our Au Naturale collection an authentic look and feel.

«This gradation gives a wide - eyed effect and distracts from puffiness.»

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In most cases, there are a series of steps or gradations between one event and the one in question and no reason is given as to why the intervening steps or gradations will simply be bypassed.

Hartshorne (Dec. 22, 1938) develops his argument that in experience there are gradations of awareness, such that in experience «faintly given is the whole past, including the past of other individuals, particularly those composing the body.»

A traditional beet cure (also called gravlax) gives the salmon a beautiful jewel - toned gradation of color that adds a real wow factor when serving.

«Combining measurements and modeling in this way is very valuable because it gives us a starting point to compare different cities, gradations between the city and the suburbs or changes in the city as it grows over time,» McFadden said.

By giving different odor molecules a place on the yardstick, we can distinguish fine gradations among them.

A perforation pattern derived from mathematical curves and gradations in perfect alignment gives the seats a particularly contemporary appearance.

Mapplethorpe's gelatin silver print — with its slick, luminous surface and intricate gradations of black and white — gives Lyon's form the appearance of a classical sculpture, frozen in mid-motion.

Streaming banners, seashell forms, floral and crystalline shapes, and impossible color gradations are all part of the program, as well as the visual diagramming of language that gives the show its title.

Made of numerous layers of almost imperceptible strokes the subtle gradation from dark to light suggests volume and depth, and gives this deceptively simple composition a great tactile beauty.

[Response: I looked into what you could change in the model that would have done better (there is no such thing as a RIGHT / WRONG distinction — only gradations of skill), and I estimated that a model with a sensitivity of ~ 3 deg C / 2xCO2 give the observed forcings would have had higher skill.