Sentence examples for Gelatin from inspiring English sources
noun
A protein derived through partial hydrolysis of the collagen extracted from animal skin, bones, cartilage, ligaments, etc.
Whatever the sport, there were moments to bathe in silver gelatin.
She shot them in black and white, as silver gelatin prints, in the 1930s and 1940s and in colour dye-transfer prints in the 1960s and 1970s.
Yet America's meat industry still plainly has to pay more attention to what it feeds its animals and how it kills them.On the feeding side, giving cattle ruminant-derived products such as bone meal was banned in 1997, but blood and gelatin managed somehow to get exempted.
The art of cooking brisket is all about turning the meat's tough and insoluble collagen fibrils into globules of gelatin, and then slowly dissolving those out of the flesh.
Mr Matsumoto was able to fool them around 80% of the time using fingers made of moulded gelatin.
He was also able to take a photograph of a latent fingerprint (from a wine glass, for example) and use it to make a gelatin finger that fooled scanners 80% of the time as well.
Shot with a Rolleiflex, his silver-gelatin prints are reminiscent of Luchino Visconti's neorealist cinematography.
Up to 150 prints can be obtained from a set of gelatin-relief positives simply by redyeing them and repeating the transfer.
The fins are prepared for market by removing the skin and flesh, leaving only the gelatin-rich cartilaginous rays, which are dried before shipment.
By employing a technique he invented of inoculating sterilized gelatin-coated glass plates with fecal material from patients, he was able to grow and describe the bacterium.
The Paris gallery Photo4 was the venue for "Ralph Gibson: Nudes and Recent Work" (April 3 May 16) and marked the occasion with the publication of a limited-edition book, Nude, with 200 of the 1,000 copies, including a numbered silver-gelatin print signed by the photographer.
