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While each nation (for a total of 28) has its own colour set, it was the only redeeming feature.

Six colour sets had been stolen from the television rental company in the High Street.

'After all these years, I never knew it was a colour set,' he gasped.

I had a Foton colour set in my flat.

Liveried in red, yellow and black, explained as a typical colour set to infer Kyoto.

This continued until some time after the introduction of colour; dual-standard colour sets were yet more complex.

The Monochrome and Colour sets are the best out there, in terms of picture, audio quality and special features.

I imagine that the last time there was a big shift in TVs before this was when colour sets became available and affordable?

In practice, however, few East Germans owned colour sets, and reception of both standards was possible in black-and-white.

More than 75 percent of television sets were black and white models in 1992, but the proportion of colour sets is increasing annually.

This coin, an Edward I groat, still held by the family, has a triangular-shaped stone of a dark red colour set into it.

His work is characterized by broad fields of bright colour setting off the mass and line of his principal figures.

The wall had two rows of roof tiles glazed in the imperial yellow colour set on a triangular base 0.84 metres tall.

M-13 was not a conglomeration of colours-it was a composition in colour set against the black background of the universe.

The colour set includes the theatrical versions of the two double-length stories, as well as the original 48-minute two-part versions.

However, black and white television sets required an e.h.t. of 10 kV and colour sets even more.

She wore a forest-green jacket over a matching set of frilled skirts; the colour set her curly chestnut hair off rather well.

Difference from Profi (computer) is that ATM has full 16 colour set for both ink and paper.

His "H" also briefly changes to a reflective red colour set inside a circle when he temporarily joins the holoship SS Enlightenment.

Colour sets in movement not the sense organ but what is transparent, e.g. the air, and that, extending continuously from the object to the organ, sets the latter in movement.

Fraulein Winkelmann was sitting at one end of a small kitchen table, separated from a big colour set at the other end by a cup of coffee and a plate of cream cakes.

Another point to bear in mind when you are taking a camcorder away with you on holiday is that you may wish to do check replays of your recordings on a colour set as you go along.

Described as 'a very English sort of whimsy', his music is rich with 12-string washes of colour set against gentle keyboards and shuns the more industrial stadium rock extravaganza that is Genesis now.

I guess it's also worth noting that the accent colour setting affects everything from the Live Tiles to the colour of the loading bars, as well as any third-party app taking the user's preference.

The colours of blue and black were chosen because they are still easily distinguishable to those with a black and white set, as the vast majority of the population still did not own a colour set.

This type is called color set of the place.

But the Court did not feel it was necessary to spring for a color set, so the hearings are being presented in black and white.

She dried me off and let the color set.

She looked comfortable and warm, and the color set off her dark hair.

Early color sets were very expensive, over $1,000 in the money of the time.

Strange that he had never realized how that color set off red hair.

Strokes and fills can use any color set in the graphics state, including patterns.

I sit next to mostly catatonic patients around the one color set in the wing.

In general, one can use any finite set as the "color set".

Colors sets are especially useful for field studies and color studies.

For instance, orange is formed from red and yellow (again, based on the traditional primary color set).

"Henry wants to get one of the color sets.

A Sony color set rested on a low table, with a videotape deck beside it.

Improved pocket-size units, including the first color sets, soon followed.

Its pink color set a tradition for nearly all bubble gums to follow.

The color set her off like a neon beacon in a sea of muted tones.

The color set off her hair and eyes beautifully, Roxanne had told her.

It was a quality color set, and that big antenna could bring in just about any station in Florida.

While each nation (for a total of 28) has its own colour set, it was the only redeeming feature.

If two are playing, then each player counts out 40 infantry, plus 40 more from a different color set.

"If you control for inflation," he said, "the first color sets in 1955 cost about $4,500."

Colors set moods; textures refer to nature or industrial products.

However, they were expensive and only high-end models used them, while most color sets continued to use notch filters.

Color sets come in boxes of 40 pieces.

He had the muffler wrapped around his neck, the color setting off his eyes.