Converse of object

• show: The image below should show a smooth gradation of colors from white to gray.

• have: The sundial, missing its gnomon, has three gradations which therefore divide the day up into four parts.

• produce: A type of halftone screen dot with an elliptical rather than circular shape, which sometimes produces better tonal gradations Email Electronic Mail.

• deliver: The three black inks also deliver more neutral gradations in color and black-and-white prints it is claimed, producing more natural-looking skin tones.

Adjective modifier

• tonal: Set to the equivalent of ISO 100, the camera certainly offers superior tonal gradations.

• subtle: Such accents have much to do with the subtle gradations of class in a big city.

• smooth: The image below should show a smooth gradation of colors from white to gray.

• intermediate: Nor are there only rayes proper & peculiar to y e more eminent colors, but even to all their intermediate gradations.

• rich: So do the richer gradations of social class, including those among manual workers.

• various: Weiser defines a spectrum of access ranging from open to closed, with various gradations in between.

Modifies a noun

• curve: G top of page Gamma A measure of the amount of contrast found in an image according to the properties of a gradation curve.

Noun used with modifier

• color: Thanks to Edge Adaptive Noise Reduction, even fine color gradations, like skin tones, for example, are no longer a problem.

• color: Furthermore, the user can reduce the number of color gradations to make images look like illustrations.

Preposition: in

• color: Instead, they are compressed by removing fine details and gradations in color that humans are unlikely to notice.

Preposition: of

• tone: Transparent glazes were also added to give further gradations of tone.

• rank: Various embellishments â gold braid, epaulets, stars and stripes â have been employed to denote the gradations of rank and status.

• color: The image below should show a smooth gradation of colors from white to gray.

• light: Then a clearly defined portrait of HM The Queen, with subtle gradations of light and shade is visible.

• color: In the first case, we are presented with gradations of the same color.

• shade: Gives an interesting effect and you can get interesting gradations of shade without lead lines.