Sentence examples for deterioration color from inspiring English sources

The heated specimens are explored both at macro and micro scales to investigate the physical behavior deterioration, color changes, cracking and spalling of ULCC at various temperatures.

However, properties of these new machinable materials, such as fracture load, wear, marginal deterioration, and color stability, should be investigated in vitro under replicated clinical conditions prior to time-consuming clinical studies.

Deterioration in color vision, visual acuity, and/or visual field following initial improvement may indicate drug toxicity.

In case of colorfastness properties, all dyed substrates demonstrated excellent fastness ratings against washing, rubbing and perspiration with little to no deterioration of color.

About half of films produced before 1950 and at least 90% of those made before 1920 have been lost, said Librarian of Congress James Billington, calling them "an endangered species". Many are lost through deterioration or color fading, he noted.

In 1876 Laurance P. Roberts wrote in his Dictionary of Japanese Artists that Kunichika produced prints of actors and other subjects in the late Kunisada tradition, reflecting the declining taste of the Japanese and the deterioration of color printing.

The most conspicuous finding of this study is the deterioration of color vision as measured by the Panel D-15 test.

A functional defect of these cells may therefore lead to a deterioration of color vision as well as to a reduction of dark vision.

The mathematical model of the dryer was developed and the fundamental color deterioration laws and critical financial parameters were determined for the fluidized bed drying process.

The mathematical model of the dryer was developed and the fundamental color deterioration laws and critical financial parameters were determined for the conveyor-belt drying process.

The color deterioration is associated with the loss of anthocyanin pigments or formation of brown pigments [15].