Sentence examples for dark pigments from inspiring English sources
After six months, another study showed that frozen cherries lost as much as 50 percent of anthocyanins, the nutrients found in the dark pigments of fruits and vegetables.
In my experience, those 12-tone chants begin to stick in the memory, and the constant wrestling between atonal and tonal elements, like the conflict in Tintoretto between dark pigments and sparks of divine light, increasingly seems the perfect mirror of the biblical text's mixture of despair and hope.
But the ichthyosaur appears to have had dark pigments all over its body.
One thing I like about my eyes is that the dark pigments intensify the depth of my gaze.
The color in plastics can't be removed, so any dark pigments in a batch of recycling will make a for a unknown final color: probably muddy, grey.
Many animals have dark pigments such as melanin in their skin, eyes and fur to protect themselves against sunburn (damage to living tissues caused by ultraviolet light).
In humans, they are found mainly in the skin and hair as dark colored pigments.
Compared to dark pigmented hair, light pigmentation was highly associated with intracranial aneurysm (odds ratio: 29.11; 95% CI: 3.78 to 224.32).
Those beautiful redheads have a higher level of that, and less of the dark pigment eumelanin.
Keith describes the work's slight but evident losses of dark pigment.
The product of these oxidation reactions, collectively known as enzymatic browning, is a dark pigment called melanin.
