Sentence examples for blue iron from inspiring English sources
Like the others he was left on his belly by the blue iron railings at the bridge's southern end.
To make Madrid's clay blue, iron oxide and other metals are extracted from red brick to create a white brick, which is then baked, crushed, filtered and dyed bright blue.
Improvement of the color-switching response of an electrochromic device (ECD) is achieved using nanoparticles of Prussian blue (iron hexacyanoferrate, FeHCF-NPs) and of zinc hexacyanoferrate (ZnHCF-NPs) using size-control of ZnHCF-NP by the nanoparticle classification.
He arranged a row of artifacts that he said represented a span of the various civilizations that once thrived in ancient Syria — red earthen Bronze Age vases, blue Iron Age glass vessels, the head of a marble Roman statue and a gold-encrusted dagger from the early Islamic period.
(B) Prussian blue-staining results show that the tumor tissue slices in the test group had blue iron particles, and that there was no iron particle in the control group.
The prepared ultra-thin tumor slices were also treated with Prussian blue staining to validate the labeled MSCs distributed in the tumor tissues, as shown in Figure 8b; tumor tissues in the test group had significant blue iron particles, and the tumor tissues in the control group had no blue signal.
In the iron cell region (a cluster of cells in the middle midgut region where iron absorption occurs) of dZIP13-RNAi larvae, we were unable to detect obvious iron signal, whereas a distinct blue iron-staining signal could be observed in the normal fly larvae, suggesting a lack of iron incorporation into ferritin after dZIP13 interference.
Yet instead of his famous colleagues' characteristic color palette (ice-blue, iron-gray, volcanic red), and the bulging muscularity of their male figures, Ramos Martínez typically opted for gentle pastels and pacific, less overtly political imagery.
An investigation on the decomposition of methylene blue by iron oxides at various concentrations of oxalate solutions showed that much higher concentration of hydroxyl radicals was generated by iron oxides compared with those from a commercial TiO2 (ST-01), as determined by the coumarin method.
The researchers start with the pigment Prussian Blue, an iron and cyanide compound.
The blue represents iron, the yellow represents glass, the orange represents calcium, and the green represents salt.
