base pigmentの例文

• The outside of the cover was " painted with black carbon-based pigment ".
• The red colour used in the codex is red ochre, an iron-based pigment.
• Hohokam Red wares were slipped with an iron-based pigment that turned red after the vessel was fired.
• Lichen substances are divaricatic acid with unidentified accessory triterpenes and near base pigments are evident by the blackened cortex.
• It has also been claimed that Caesar was referring to some form of copper-or iron-based pigment.
• Strontium oxide aluminate based pigments are now used in exit signs, pathway marking, and other safety related signage.
• Don't use water-based pigments and avoid concrete mixes which have loose chunks of metal in them.
• Soon he was collapsing on a regular basis and was advised by his doctors to stop using oil based pigments.
• Many of the figures have darkened due to oxidation of the lead-based pigments from exposure to air and light.
• He would then apply a water-based pigment overtop which would seep through the scratches into the exposed board beneath.
• A wide range of archaeological materials such as metals, glass and lead-based pigments have been sourced using isotopic characterization.
• Strontium aluminate based pigments have to be protected against contact with water or moisture, since this degrades the light emitting quality.
• The painting for the Christmas card was done in casein, a water-based pigment that gives the effect of a fresco.
• Saffron-based pigments have indeed been found in 50, 000-year-old depictions of prehistoric places in northwest Iran.
• The black paint was analysed with RBS and found to be a carbon-based pigment consistent with other pre-Columbian Mexican codices.
• Shares in the Iselin, New Jersey-based pigments, chemicals and precious metals company rose 3 / 8 to 42 5 / 8.
• Some cosmetic artists use vegetable-based dyes, others use iron-oxide-based pigments, tattoo inks or a combination of those products.
• In scorpions and some spiders, however, the blood contains haemocyanin, a copper-based pigment with a similar function to haemoglobin in vertebrates.
• The red colour in the wings is typical of turacos ( indeed, the family name comes from turacine, a copper-based pigment ).
• Synthetic approaches such as sol-gel technology, solution combustion method, polymeric precursor method, and so on are using cobalt-based pigments more recently.