Meanings of black pigment in anglès

The black pigment of the eye-spots is preserved better than anything else.

Away with your unworthy prejudices about a ' black pigment' and long heels!

Some of the Indians paint their naked bodies in squares, generally with red and black pigment.

We generally like blacker-than- black pigment, staying and lasting power, general oomph and buildability, but tastes vary.

Runge in it kyanol, which after oxidation became an insoluble black pigment and known as aniline black.

The Samoyed looks like it's smiling because of the black pigment around the lips on that white coat.

When I came to, it was dark; so dark that the night seemed all but fluid with black pigment.

Sometimes the body is colorless; again, and more often, it is brightly colored with red, blue, brown, or black pigment.

The Kayan shield is commonly stained red with iron oxide, and touched up with black pigment, but not otherwise decorated.

I may add that some of this tissue included points of black pigment, and these were not at all affected.

Gallbladder bile from cholesterol gallstone patients showed significantly faster nucleation than that of controls, calcium bilirubinate gallstone, or black pigment gallstone patients.

The cases with black pigment stone had higher CT Severity Index scores, bilirubin, ALP, ALT, rates of cholangitis, and positive blood culture.

The caterpillar-fungus was burnt to make a black pigment that was then mixed with bird fat to make ink for tā moko.

At the foremost end of it there is a small black pigment-spot, a rudimentary eye; and a narrow canal leads to a superficial sense-organ.

Two things contributed to the forming of such an idea; first, their rough mop heads, and, secondly, their besmearing their faces with black pigment.

Conclusion: Cholecystectomized cases with biliary pancreatitis due to black pigment stone had a higher prevalence of laboratory cholestasis and a higher rate of cholangitis.