Sentence examples for dyes from inspiring English sources

She dyes her hair, tries to lose her "Jewish" mannerisms and changes her name.

Measuring how much energy is transferred between the two dyes indicates the activity of the receptors.Dr Parker's idea was implemented by his colleague Banafshe Larijani.

Different diazo compounds absorb particular wavelengths of light (it is these structures which give dyes their distinctive colour).

The attraction of this deal is Clairol's 13.4% world market share in colorants, which is second only to that of L'Oréal (see chart).Two things are fuelling the popularity of dyes.

Clairol notes that the fastest growth is coming from people aged between 14 and 24, where the prime objective is to be noticed.One factor helping sales is that the new dyes are not so fast, allowing frequent colour changes and experimentation.

It replaced confusing radioactive labels with laser-activated fluorescent dyes, making sequencing faster and much more precise.Back in 1985, however, when Dr Hood participated in the first meeting to discuss the possibility of sequencing the human genome, biology was still very much a manual science.

The dyes in question are fluorescent having absorbed the light, they re-radiate it.

In combination, the dyes and the glass act as the waveguide, preventing light from escaping.

The resourceful chef cuts the legs off chairs and an old table so visitors can dine on the floor; he nicks judo-suits from a friend's sports club and dyes them red to serve as kimonos; Gisela, the waitress, is transformed into a makeshift Geisha with floral aprons; his carpenter-friend fashions chopsticks based on Rolf's son's drumsticks.

Anilin was once important in making dyes; soda is used in glass, soaps and textiles.

But if Dr Campbell's porphyrin dyes are as efficient as claimed, they could prove to be better catalysts for producing solar fuel for motor cars, as well as electricity for homes.