Sentence examples for change of red from inspiring English sources
For measuring temperature change of red blood cell, the micro-scaled platinum resistance temperature detector (Pt RTD) was developed.
The first transition at pH 2 to 7 was due to the change of yellow color (acid form ) to red color (neutral form) (Figure5a), and the second transition at pH 8 to 1.5 M [OH] was due to the change of red color (neutral form) to blue color (base form) (Figure5b).
Go alerted the astronomical community in early 2006 about the color change of Red Spot Jr. "Lately, the red color of the Oval BA has faded a little bit, while the Great Red Spot may have turned dark red," Go said.
Christopher Go, an amateur astronomer who first noticed the color change of Red Spot Jr., joined de Pater's team earlier this year.
The amount of white balance changes |W| is calculated as the sum of the changes of red and blue gains of the camera.
The results confirm widely accepted belief that spectrin release from membrane proteins allows for significant shape changes of red blood cells.
The team of scientists from Edinburgh and Cambridge universities acknowledge that building up a more detailed picture of the impact of climate change on red deer will require more work.
The strip was a traditional white shirt with black shorts, whilst the change kit of red and white stripes were donated by a friend of one of the club's directors, who was a Sunderland supporter.
The pores of porous carbon nanofibers could effectively accommodate the volume change of crystalline red P during cycling.
A change of the red shift absorption with respect to the blue shift was observed for cases when the number of monomers was higher than 4. The theoretical simulations indicate that this behavior is a consequence of the specific molecular structure of the considered molecules.
Therefore, a well-designed chemical interaction between the analyte and NPs surroundings leads to a change of colour (red to blue for Au NPs and yellow to brown for Ag NPs from well-spaced to aggregated ones, respectively) allowing the visual detection of the target analyte.
