Texture
* affects color
  - water retention and, consequently, air porosity
* are combinations of pigments, normals, and finishes
  - finishes and halos
  - important in black and white
  - silt loam, loam, clay loam, or silty clay loam in the fine-earth fraction
* basic physical property of soil that differentiates soils.
* be of dimensions that are powers of two.
* can have the function of describing the depth of surfaces
  - include glass, metal, jelly, stone, crystal, plastic, etc
  - vary due to color or seasonal changes
* come in different shades and colors.
* consists of the peaks and valleys that make up a surface and their direction on the surface.
* creates friction.
* describes how something looks or feels.
* describes the proportion of different size classes of the mineral part of the soil
  - surface of an object or element, grainy, rough, smooth and flat etc
* enhances colors and enlivens tone on tone patterning or solids.
* have weight, size, bulk and light absorbing or reflecting properties.
* introduce children to the way everyday objects feel.
* is an important criterion for the naming of volcanic rocks
  - umbrella term which includes different aspects of how rocks look
  - another important tool scientists use to interpret satellite imagery
  - channery analogues of silty clay, or clay
* is clay loam or loam in the fine-earth fraction
  - silty clay loam in the fine earth fraction, with subhorizons of silt loam
  - loam, clay, sandy clay, silty clay loam, or silty clay in the fine-earth fraction
  - clay, clay loam, or sandy clay in the fine earth fraction
  - constitutions
  - created by the amount of light which is reflected on a surface
* is determined by the proportion of sand, silt, and clay
  - proportions of sand, silt, and clay in the soil
  - relative proportion of sand, silt and clay found in a given soil
  - size and amount of particles of which it is composed
  - primarily by how the magma or lava cooled
  - equally important to colour
  - flaggy or very flaggy analogues of silty clay loam, silty clay or clay
* is how the surface of an object feels and looks
  - object feels or is represented in art
  - independent of the colour and brightness of the region
* is loam or silt loam in the fine earth fraction
* is loam, clay loam, or clay in the fine earth fraction
  - silt loam, silty clay loam, or clay loam, in the fine-earth fraction
  - musicality
* is one of the main image attributes used for pattern recognition in several areas
  - more important physical properties of soil
  - most important features of any animal or wildlife painting
  - visual features believed to have role in segmentation
  - perceived by touch and sight
  - quality
  - sand or coarse sand in the fine-earth fraction and the horizon is normally stratified
  - sensory information
* is silt loam in the fine- earth fraction
* is silt loam or loam in the fine earth fraction
  - loam, silty clay loam, or clay loam in the fine-earth fraction
  - something consisting of mutually related elements
* is the amount of surface light seen in the artwork
  - distinctive character created by the size, shape, and finish of plant leaves
  - gravelly or very gravelly analogues of loam, clay loam or sandy clay loam
  - overall size, shape, and arrangement of the mineral grains that make up the rock
  - percent of sand, silt and clay in soil
  - quality of a surface
  - response to forces involved in chewing, swallowing, cutting, or spreading
  - result of the formational environments and structures, the result of deformations
  - superficial element in painting
* is the surface quality of an artwork
  - any plant material that can be seen or felt
* is the visual composition of the fabric
  - or tactile appearance of a surface
* is the way something feels or looks like
  - the melody and harmony go together
* plays a key role both in human and machine vision.
* provides a means to physically describe soil by feel.
* refers to surface quality.
* refers to the alignment of the atomic planes within the wire
  - inter-relation of sound qualities and number of sounds
  - relative proportion of sand, silt, and clay in the soil
  - size of crystals, presence of glass, and porosity of the rock
* refers to the size, shape, and arrangement of component constituents
  - distribution of particles that make up a rock
  - surface characteristics of a shape
  - visual or tactile surface of a shape or field
* reflects differences.
* two layer texture.