greyness

A set of LPIV interrogation system based on greyness discriminance is developed.

The greyness of the sky matched the mood of the protagonist.

The greyness of the city was a stark contrast to the vibrant countryside.

She couldn't shake off the greyness of her thoughts.

The greyness of the concrete jungle was suffocating.

His life was consumed by a greyness that seemed never-ending.

The greyness of the situation made it hard to see a way out.

The greyness of the old building gave it a mysterious aura.

The greyness of the ocean on a stormy day was both beautiful and ominous.

The greyness of his hair hinted at his advanced age.

The greyness of the winter sky was broken by a sudden burst of sunlight.

These cells lose the ability to move with age, resulting in greyness.

Walter lay with his eyes closed and in that sombre light his face had the greyness of death.

Healthy and muscular, he yet gave her the feeling of greyness, of tragedy that might only find solution in the night.

She said slowly: " No;it wouldn't be fair." The fire had crumbled down to greyness, and one of the lamps made a gurgling appeal for attention.

It was a poor outlook, Grant felt, if he had to wait until the next cloudburst to recover Searle's body. The gathering greyness of the day depressed him; in a couple of hours they would have to call it off.