Sentences with phrase «colored pigments in»

«The richness of the colors is achieved by having all the colored pigments in every picture element (pixel) rather than the side - by - side pixel colors achieved with a CFA,» explained E Ink in its press release.

Color is achieved by having all the colored pigments in every pixel, removing the need for a color filter array.

The richness of the colors is achieved by having all the colored pigments in every picture element (pixel) rather than the side - by - side pixel colors achieved with a CFA.

There are six slightly differently colored pigments in purple bacteria's reaction centers.

This faintly colored image was «painted» by bacteria (Escherichia coli) that produce colored pigments in response to light.

Blondes have less color pigment in their hair initially and are more likely to develop a head of white hair while the darkest hair shades will develop into a deep and attractive shade of steel grey.

However, unlike traditional E Ink films that use only black and white pigments, Prism includes color pigments in larger size films and include fully programmable, fully reflective, low power consumption and rugged.

The use of the blue color pigments in art history is long and fascinating.

Not exact matches

Launched in October 2015, it creates high - pigment color cosmetics at a price that's nice.

In the last post, Rainbow Cubes blushed with multiple pigments with the help of food coloring.

The deeply pigmented juices of blueberries and blackberries easily overpower the colors of just about every other ingredient in the blender, leaving you with a very healthy, deep mauve drink.

Pumpkin seeds are even a great source of chlorophyll, the green pigment in plants that gives them their bright, beautiful green color!

«We are the first company in cosmetic history to combine a collagen treatment with pigment color,» said Marie Taylor, co-founder of CITY Cosmetics.

During a pregnancy, your skin often experiences color changes as your hormones increase the amount of melanin (the pigment responsible for skin coloration) that you have in your body.

This style is usually seen in rich colors - greens and pinks paired together in a swirling mass of pigment.

While cotton is naturally a light brown color, the process of bleaching removes the natural oils found in the material and removes the natural pigments from the fabric.

We'll use coffee filters to separate the various pigments in markers to see how each color was created!

A fairly common condition, this is due to an excess of bilirubin (a yellow - colored pigment of red blood cells) in your baby's blood.

Dark green, leafy vegetables are rich in chlorophyll, the pigment that gives plants their color.

Brown algae (class Phaeophyceae), which include kelps and rockweeds, have a third, brown accessory pigment that, when combined in different amounts with the green chlorophyll, creates their array of colors.

Ochre, which ranges in color from yellow to deep purple, has been favored by humans longer than any other pigment.

A black light detects changes in color or fluorescence in the skin, making pigment disorders appear to shine under the light.

A seaweed's color is determined by the combination of pigments housed in its chloroplasts or plastids (a specialized substructure within its cells).

Scientists from Virginia Tech and the University of Bristol have revealed how pigment can be detected in mammal fossils, a discovery that may end the guesswork in determining the colors of extinct species.

This gene, which controls the amount of melanin pigment produced, accounts for about 74 percent of the total variation in people's eye color.

Optometrists call lightly colored retinas «blondes,» but the blondest retinas belong to vision - poor albinos, who have no pigment in their retinas at all.

Researchers have long known that a slowdown in the production of melanin, the pigment that colors hair, is to blame.

Such disorder in nature's structural color (versus pigments) has shown up before, as in obviously jumbled color - trick structures in bird feathers.

The insect's wings sport an azure hue that comes not from pigments, like most colors found in living things, but from tiny nanostructures on the wings» surface (SN: 6/7/08, p. 26).

Collateral damage apparently also occurs in the colored - part of the eye, the iris, as pigment also starts to slough off, adding to the mounting pile of trash in the eye.

Demonstrating Cpf1's noticeable specificity, another research team from the same IBS Center succeeded in bringing Cpf1 RNP - mediated mutations into mouse embryos: The researchers targeted Foxn1 (a transcription factor that regulates the immune system, including the growth of skin hairs), as well as Tyrosinase (an enzyme that catalyzes the production of melanin, a natural pigment that determines the color of skin).

Many of the shimmering colors in a butterfly's wings are produced not with pigments, like the melanin that tints our skin, but with nanostructures (pdf).

Melanoma is a cancer that originates in melanocytes, the cells that produce the skin - color pigment melanin.

Unlike feathers of other colors, which are pigmented, bright blue feathers, like these on the vulturine guineafowl, are the result of nanoscale structures in the feather barbs.

And by tracing the remains of pigments in fossils, called melanosomes, scientists have in recent years begun to breathe new life into the dun - colored relicts, discovering the Technicolor hues in prehistoric birds» wings and the clever shading that veiled ancient mosasaurs from predators.

Unlike pigments, which create color by absorbing some wavelengths of light and reflecting the rest, the nanostructures are shaped so that they physically bend and scatter light in different directions, sending particular colors back to our eyes.

But in recent years, scientists have developed high - tech methods to map the chemical traces of soft tissues in the rocks surrounding fossils, which in turn have helped them visualize the remains of pigments — almost literally bringing prehistoric colors back to life.

When he first saw an exceptionally well - preserved specimen of Psittacosaurus in Germany in 2009, which included multiple areas of dark pigment, Vinther says his reaction was: «Holy cow, this thing has beautiful color patterns.»

The study, published in Scientific Reports, looks at fossilized organelles (called melanosomes) that contain melanin, a type of pigment that suggests a color scheme for the birdlike dinosaur: gray feathers on its body, a reddish mohawk down the center of its head, and white feathers with black tips that line the creature's wings and legs.

Additional analyses revealed that the blue color arose because of molecular interactions between the tweaked pigment and certain colorless compounds naturally found in many plants, including chrysanthemums.

Researchers analyzed the genomes of 16 related orange and white tigers in captivity, fully mapping those of the three parent tigers to show that a mutation in one pigment gene called SLC45A2 is at play — the very same gene that drives lighter coloring in people of European ancestry, chickens, and some mice.

In 2015, researchers found that the wings of the dragonfly Zenithoptera lanei, though similar in appearance to Morpho wings, get their color from waxy crystals that cover layers of the pigment melaniIn 2015, researchers found that the wings of the dragonfly Zenithoptera lanei, though similar in appearance to Morpho wings, get their color from waxy crystals that cover layers of the pigment melaniin appearance to Morpho wings, get their color from waxy crystals that cover layers of the pigment melanin.

Some colors are the result of pigment in the scales, but iridescent hues are produced by microstructures in the scales that scatter light in various ways.

This plant pigment, which gives the tomato its red color, is also an antioxidant that has been linked in some studies to reduced incidence of heart disease and prostate cancer.

«Madder dye extracted from roots was often used to color textiles and leather in ancient Egypt, and we see from the chemical mapping of the portrait that the artist chose to paint the noblewoman's dress with madder lake pigment, thus imitating contemporary practices.»

This gene is involved in regulating production and storage of melanin, the pigment that determines hair, skin and eye color.

They found the biggest difference in the genes that make pigment, which are active in the skin tissue and control feather color.

The color in black rice is known to be due to anthocyanin pigments, but how these came to be made in the grains was not known.

Feathers, like most opaque objects, typically get their color from pigments in surface coatings (much as melanin colors skin) or from tiny surface structures that reflect light, such as those found on iridescent butterflies and beetles.

The researchers observed round organelles in the fossil that could be melanosomes, pigment - containing structures in the skin (or epidermis) that give turtle shells their dark color.