Sentence examples for more pigments from inspiring English sources

In order to discriminate among more pigments it is necessary to define two specific IR bright threshold values, one for the yellows (RGB > 140) and one for all the other colors (RGB > 100).

A limitation shared by MA-XRF, MA-XRD and XRR is the fact that they provide projection images, i.e., they do not reveal information on the distribution of (one or more) pigments in a single layer but rather in a series of superimposed paint layers.

Larger leaves and increased pigments concentrations in shading treatments may be a response to low photosynthetic photon flux density (PPFD), as larger leaves and more pigments would improve light interception and absorption for photosynthesis when light levels are low (Delagrange et al. 2006; Peri et al. 2007; Valladares and Niinemets 2008).

The ability to produce more pigments is representative of a greater number of secondary metabolic pathways, and was a common feature of both KF-25 and NRRL 1951.

Even easier, and with more pigment, are Peripera's Ah!

Better-made store-bought oil paints have more pigment; cheaper ones aren't as smooth.

At some point, there's just bleakness; there is no more pigment".

The rest have converted to a new generation of "high solids" lacquers, which appear thicker than ordinary paints because they have more pigment.

The skin contains more pigment than that of surrounding areas and has many sebaceous (oil-producing) glands and sweat glands, as well as some hair.

However, one of the plus points of the more expensive designer ranges is that they often have more pigment in them – and this boosts the staying power of the product.

"What's wrong with dancing with me, just because I have more pigment?" But this weekend, after decades of separate proms for white students and black students, Wilcox County will have its first integrated prom.