shade something in

Examples of shading

shading

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The different shadings show the number of manholes in the square.
There is no quantitative indication of the advantages of wind breakers, skycourts, fixed shading, double skin facade, and central atrium ventilation.
The different shadings show the density of rat activity (expressed as number of bait takes per 100 manholes).
The language has an extraordinary transparency, unity and simplicity of shading; it conceals an exceedingly skilful control of detail and pacing, and a factual economy.
In the skulls of extinct taxa, the orbit and nares are represented by dark gray shading.
Effect of shading on nonstructural carbohydrates and their turnover in culms and leaves during the grain filling period of spring wheat.
The ventriculoinfundibular fold, persisting in all cases, is shown by net shading.
This reserve could have moderated effects of pre-anthesis shading on grain number and specific leaf weight.
The shape and shading of nodes will save us from writing controls in diagrams.
As with absolute pitch, it is even possible that newborn infants are aware of subtle shading prior to learning how to see.
For all the species, shading generally resulted in the production of larger (in terms ofsurface area) but thinner leaves, with a decreased dry matter concentration.
They sort cases into clear positives, clear negatives, and borderline cases-with just the right shading between the categories.
Pre-anthesis shading decreased yield and produced an increase in the protein fractions of higher molecular weight.
Polymeric proteins of higher molecular weight (4 and 6 % origins) increased when shading was provided prior to anthesis.
The trees were managed by pruning at 30 cm above ground level during the cropping season to minimize shading and competition for light and water.
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