Sentence examples for decolorized from inspiring English sources

During chemical weathering, biotite tends to lose its elasticity and become decolorized to silvery gray flakes.

Gram-positive bacteria remain purple because they have a single thick cell wall that is not easily penetrated by the solvent; gram-negative bacteria, however, are decolorized because they have cell walls with much thinner layers that allow removal of the dye by the solvent.

(Cornstarch is a product of corn [maize].) Light corn syrup has been clarified and decolorized; it is used in baked goods, jams and jellies, and many other food products.

Most of what was collected has also been altered, colorized, decolorized, stretched, accelerated, attenuated and retextured into a style that blurs the distinctions between photography and animation.

The resultant yellow to light brown liquor is further decolorized by carbon adsorbents, such as granular activated carbon or bone charcoal, or by ion-exchange resins of acrylic or styrenic materials.

Freddie Young, the cinematographer, gives the film an aptly brooding, almost decolorized look; Paul Dehn wrote the taut script.

There was Jackson with a narrow pointy nose and pale skin, a look Tate unforgettably described as "decolorized flesh – a buppy version of Dorian Gray, a blaxploitation nightmare that offers this moral: stop, the face you save may be your own".

As for Hippo, mouse researchers have already decolorized it to MST 1.

Heated oils are treated with fuller's earth (a natural earthy material that will decolorize oils), activated carbon, or activated clays.

Acid treatment of some smectite clays increases their decolorizing ability.

The heroes of the film again: such as they are do their work under the bland, decolorizing fluorescents at Globe H.Q. Beauty does more than simply seduce: it masks and perfumes, freezes moral categories in place.