| The sensuousness of this piece is heightened by the softness and translucency of the polished stone. |
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| They were the first to use kaolin clay for porcelains, so that when thin enough, the walls revealed breathtaking translucency. |
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| This intuitively devised palette has a seductive velvety translucency activated by movements of colour created by gravity's forces. |
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| Anatomically, rice grains vary in the grain length, grain shape, translucency and the chalkiness. |
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| The translucency of it is striking, something not usually perceived in marble counter tops or building fronts. |
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| Glass mosaic tiles add a translucency and complexity that ceramic cannot match. |
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| Her Grecian style gown was made entirely of scarlet silk and chiffon which gave the illusion of translucency. |
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| The yellow appearance of dentin affects greatly the colour of a tooth due to the enamel's translucency. |
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| They are crimped and oiled following a centuries old technique, giving them their strength and translucency. |
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| Its simple elegance comes for the subtle choice of colors which enhance the translucency of the porcelain. |
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| The eggshell thinness of the excised porcelain and the transparency of the glaze impart a striking translucency when the vase is held up to the light. |
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| Over the years, I've cast lots of spaces, but the work has also been to do with materials and colour and translucency and depth. |
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| Opale Effect Frosty, Ice, Milky and Snow are graded according to their translucency and opalescence. |
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| Opale Effect Snow has the lowest translucency and opalescence and the highest fluorescence. |
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| But it would cost around five times as much. Dr Price is also the first to admit that translucency is a far cry from transparency. |
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| This extension allows applications to use features such as anti-aliased fonts, drop shadows, and translucency. |
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| A high level of coordination is vital to attain the shades and degrees of translucency required to achieve true-to-nature restorations. |
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| The layering of colours, glazes and metallics allow for translucency and depth to colour schemes. |
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| Moreover, analogous to the diminishing translucency, the fluorescence of these materials shows a linear increase. |
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| The Prenatest method combines a simple blood test with the ultrasound measurements of the foetus' nuchal translucency with or without nasal bone. |
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| Watchwords, such as brightness, chroma, or opacity and translucency, have been taken into account in the coloration of SR Adoro. |
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| A feature from the outside of the facing panels is their translucency, and from the inside the infiltrating light. |
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| Its translucency not only provides very pleasant light indoors but also meets the client's requirement for sight screening. |
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| It helps to create a linear scale of pixel translucency, from complete opacity to transparency. |
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| Patients may go to any community lab for blood work, and must go to an approved ultrasound facility for IPS nuchal translucency measurement. |
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| The principal and most gemmary affection is its translucency, and as for irradiancy or sparkling, which is found in many gems, it is not discoverable in this. |
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| This is my usual medium, mainly due to the enjoyment of drawing itself and because of the depths and clarity of tones and translucency achievable with these pencils. |
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| Evaluation criteria included surface lustre, attainability and preservation of occlusal and proximal contacts, aesthetic translucency, shade match, and marginal adaptations. |
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| The unique combination of translucency, brightness and opalescence is responsible for the true-to-nature light scattering and a balanced relationship between the brightness and chroma of the restorations. |
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| There is increased translucency particularly in anterior teeth as enamel is dissolved and incisal chipping occurs as the enamel becomes thinner. |
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| Nuchal translucency screening should only be offered as part of a comprehensive prenatal screening and counselling program by experienced operators with appropriate quality assurance processes in place. |
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| A theme defines the object look and dimension, the default fonts, the default desktop backgrounds, the text colors and effects, the way windows appear and disappear, as well as their default translucency. |
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| Apply wet for natural translucency or dry for more coverage. |
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| It is performed by taking a few drops of blood from the tip of the expectant mother's finger combined with ultrasound measurements, such as nuchal translucency and nasal bone. |
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| Its translucency adds a further dimension. |
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| The degree of restoration to a normal color shade and return of the coronal translucency is dependent upon the cause, severity and duration of the discoloration. |
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| The unique combination of translucency, brightness and opalescence leads to natural light scattering and a balanced relationship between brightness and chroma. |
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| There are also wide variations of translucency in both stones. |
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| In addition, the low levels of iron oxide and titania promote exceptional whiteness and translucency, which are crucial properties in this market. |
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| The examination included searching for cystic hygroma and measurement of nuchal translucency, both of which were valuable parameters in detecting defects. |
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| That effort has credentialed more than 6,600 physician and ultrasonographer participants and has collected more than 3 million nuchal translucency measurements. |
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