Sentence examples for matching pigments from inspiring English sources
The colour must first be created – which could involve mixing and matching pigments in the formation of the film, or inventing ways to print and layer colours for the desired effect.
It might cover whitish patches of vitiligo but not match pigmented skin, and it is unlikely that makeup will keep white patches covered after a dip in the ocean.
A color-calibrated, exact-match, pigment analyzer it is not.
The palette of the Commissione cover perfectly matched with the pigments and materials used in the 16th century by Venetian painters and artisans.
Consequently, many reef fish have visual pigments matched to shorter wavelengths, which are transmitted better by water [ 3- 5].
The Rf values, the wavelength of maximum absorption from UV-Visible spectroscopy, Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) spectrum and 1H Nuclear magnetic resonance (1H NMR) spectrum of blue pigment matched with that of synthetic indigo standard and that of the pink pigment matched with reported values of indirubin which is an isomer of indigotin.
As for the gold paint particles that Biro said he had uncovered on the studio floor and matched to the pigment in Teri Horton's painting, Helen Harrison, an art historian who is the director of the Pollock-Krasner Hoverseestudy Center, which oversees Pollock's old studio, told me that she did not know of Pollock's having used gold in any of his pour paintings.
As can be seen from Table 2 the functional groups of the purified blue pigment matches exactly with that of the functional groups of standard synthetic indigo.
Majority of the functional groups observed for pink pigment matches with the reported values in literature of indirubin which is an isomer of indigotin (Chanayath et al. 2002).
Matching the results with the chemical makeup of pigments Rembrandt is known to have used, the researchers could theorize as to the colors and shapes in his portrait of the youth.
Interestingly, the Raman features of the orange paint matched that of the yellow paint, attributing the primary pigment to chrome yellow in its predominantly monoclinic phase [26].
