shading

Color is white, may have shadings of buff, cream or apricot around the ears or on the body.

It expresses each of these moods, and many others, in a numberless variety of subtle shadings and differences.

The 1909 Lullaby is rooted in romantic tradition, but revealing modal shadings and a folk-like quality, as heard in pentatonic melody.

They respond only to quantitative changes of dynamics and not to different shadings of touch , to the reflexes of the performer .

Emerson Great books are weighed and measured by their style and matter, and not by the trimmings and shadings of their grammar.

He also has taken an interest in the center's rainwater collection system and window shadings that reduce air conditioning costs.

And the complexities and ambiguities about that progress offer a window into the shadings of China's economic boom.

Generally speaking, there are many fine shadings of status through the social hierarchy.

To work, love and play as one; to express precise shadings of emotion in unity.

Each card contains 1-3 matching objects, in one of three colors, shapes, and shadings.

shadings of brown or liver in the coat are not desirable.

They had full pelts of dark fur, no salt-and-pepper shadings.

Faults-Any colors other than specified, and any shadings or mixtures thereof in the topcoat such as rust, brown, red, yellow or tan;

Tip 3: Add borders and shadings for accents or highlights