Examples of using Colouring in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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Rather than the usual black-and-white colouring, the ancient penguin was probably brownish
Finishing and colouring of the gypsum stucco work is a topic of a separate conversation, as here there are many options,
Artificial body colouring and self-tanning products may be used provided that it is applied at least twenty-four hours prior to the Prejudging.
The colouring of the German spirit can be seen in all the works thanks to the depiction of household things,
It happens also that the colouring is achieved by adding the previously purified molasses to white sugar.
Due to these properties, colouring with a carrier enriched with nitrogen makes it possible to obtain smaller particles of the powder(there is no aggregation due to humidity).
These products are used for colouring of thermoplastic materials at extrusion,
In addition, colouring matter shall meet purity criteria as laid down in Directive 95/45/EC, as amended.
Round Table:‘Crimea's image viewed through its national colouring. Ways of building trust'.
decorative colouring.
The research Mix Up, the new permanent hair colouring cream with organically-derived extracts and vitamin C.
usable in the production of beer as a colouring and flavouring agent,
But if it be required to obtain the most faithful resemblances of real objects, shadowing and colouring may properly be employed to heighten the effects.
filled with cheerful colouring, like the artist herself.
Another disadvantage is the potential of damaging the grape skins which can cause maceration and colouring of the juice that is particularly unwanted in the production of white and sparkling wine.
Colouring and formal ways of expressing are rather an internal stress preventer that burn out from time to time,
Anti-aging colouring without ammonia conceived to cover in the presence of a high percentage of white hair(from 70% to 100%).
Irish whiskey, colouring E 150b,
monuments of the antiquity of Berehove, convey colouring, the nature of such familiar areas to the author.
Sometimes, masters add a little cobalt, but not so much as to lose the traditional colouring.