英語 での Pigments の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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The color of urine depends on the content of pigments in it: urochrome, urobilin, uroerythrin, urosein, etc.
Ventilation is necessary when dry in order to get enough change of the pigments.
There are also a number of side effects: increased and uneven deposition of pigments on the skin, damage to blood vessels.
Chorophyll: any of a group of green pigments found in photosynthetic organisms.
Futuristic composites-- plastics that change shape, paints that conduct electricity, pigments that change color, fabrics that light up.
Automobiles(Middle coating and top coating), Pigments, Solvent types adhesive, Aqueous emulsions, Silicon type coating agents, Plating liquids, etc.
These numbers tell manufacturers how much of 14 different pigments to add to make the colour.
But now we have these amazing, futuristic composites-- plastics that change shape, paints that conduct electricity, pigments that change color, fabrics that light up.
Thanks to its easily absorbed properties by black and red pigments, it reacts with melanin pigment in the epidermis and red blood cells in blood vessels.
He analyzed the pigments of the original paint to discover their composition.
In fact, around 70% of all carbon black pigments used in the world today is used for car tyres.
Since the pigments are distributed only over the head and the brachial region of a rat's body, the rat appears as if wearing a hood.
OH radicals, an effective ingredient generated by our proprietary technology from carbon dioxide and water, decompose the pigments of teeth without damaging them.
Chemical indicators of urine are its reaction, as well as the presence of protein, sugar, bile pigments, bile acids, urobilin, ketone bodies.
Car on winding mountain road open, the right is the pollution of rivers by chemical pigments.
AR film, LR film, dispersants for PDP glass paste, thermal ribbons, MD-RPJ television screens, and pigments.
Photochromic materials are encapsulated using an original production method, with the result of extending the life-span of pigments weak to light exposure.
The main features include excellent fastness and hiding power that cannot be achieved with organic pigments.
Yellow pigments are the products of the decomposition of hemoglobin and other chromoproteins- myoglobin, cytochromes and heme-containing enzymes.
In Japan, it was common for prints to be hand colored by craftsmen using pigments.