Sentence examples for fresco prepared from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, in order to characterize and identify a standard fresco prepared using an unknown black pigment, thermogravimetry, Raman microspectroscopy and colorimetry were applied, while to identify the in situ Roman fresco, it was possible to apply only colorimetry and reflectance spectroscopy.

Before identifying the black pigments used in the ancient fresco, it was necessary to know if analytical methods and chemometric techniques used in the present research were capable of effectively distinguishing some top-quality purchased black pigments by which the standard frescoes were prepared.

The application required comparison with pre-recorded reflectance spectra of standard plaster frescoes ad hoc prepared.

To recognize the old roman black pigment we took colorimetric and reflectance spectrophotometric measures on standard frescoes which we prepared in laboratory (Fig.8) using standard pigments, according the peculiar Roman technique reported in literature [9].

These pigments were used to make standard plaster frescoes at this purpose prepared.

A crew of 20-something hipsters, living (and cooking) off the land, had prepared a grilled whole trout luncheon, al fresco.

Informal al fresco dining, run by British chef Neil Jewell, whose speciality is his charcuterie, prepared and cured on site.

The company is trialling Costa Collect, a pay-and-collect app to reduce queues and increase sales, as well as Costa Fresco, where a kitchen prepares freshly baked products.

Black earth pigments obtained from raw materials - after mechanical and wet processing - and purchased from two paint factories were used to prepare a fresco and a secco painting replicas.

Mr Fresco and Mr Cantarella want the group to compete wherever it can be among the world's leading firms, and are prepared, with the glaring exception of cars, to jettison businesses that fail to meet that standard.

He plops in a bright yellow egg yolk and beats it into the mixture with such precision he might be preparing a tempera for a fine fresco.