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- n. Plural form of palette.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Update: David got to see Boris Vallejo execute his contribution to this auction, and photographed Vallejo's palette when he was done (as well as other artists 'palettes from the event).
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An american city has suffered a disaster, and 48-72 hours later they cannot bring in palettes of water by helicopter, nor drive in buses to evacuate the crowds.
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With different sound "palettes" - percussion, actual beatboxing (provided by beatbox champion MC Zani) and bass tones - the gadget lets you create a percussion loop, which means you can form a beat over to improvise with other voices.
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But we do have similar reactions to palettes, which is why the most popular tones in a particular period tend to say something about that time.
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The palettes are the same as used in D2 and they bring the horror vibe to D3.
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Also, the gradational colours in palettes which is favoured by Japanese brands makes things easy for purposes of blending and colour matching when you are in a hurry or are new.
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Several pairings of these "palettes" and related collages steal the show from the big pictures, which feel almost academic by comparison.
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This works very well on images such as palettes due to their simple shapes (rectangles) and finite number of colors (5 or less)
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Many of [Figure 12 (a)]; others are merely scratched these show wear facets, and the authors and may have functioned as '' palettes '' suggest that the small pieces were used as [cf. Figure 10 (b, c)].
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Speakers of each language have their own way of putting the world together, their own palettes of words and concepts, each vibrating with a specificity that belongs to that language alone.
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