And that's the effect, a rosy bee sting stain, which is particularly stylish against a fashion backdrop of Edwardian black.
She is the first to notice the stain, which contains a spot from which a bloodlike substance slowly drips.
There are unchildlike intrusions: grief (the handkerchief), and sex (the white drip or stain, which has been seen as ejaculatory).
The blue in the images comes from a fluorescent Nissl stain, which marks the cell bodies of every neuron in this area.
That was the breakthrough: "It was a wet blood stain – which ultimately put the jacket at the scene of the crime, or a short time thereafter".
And yet, as Glendinning notes, the page of his diary on March 28 , 1941 "is obscured by a brownish-yellow stain which has been rubbed or wiped.
A liquid left on it for 10 hours will not leave a stain, which means this covering might last even in a child's playroom.
He stained the electric blue drum with a dirt-brown Cabot stain, which makes the tank almost invisible in the woodland.
Now, another method used in staining cells is the famous Golgi stain, which was discovered, invented, perhaps, you could say, by Golgi, for which he received the Nobel Prize in 1906.
A. They are referring to how the germs react to one of the basic tests in bacteriology, the Gram stain or Gram's stain, which distinguishes between two major classes of bacteria by how they take up certain dyes.
Upon request, two more pillows were quickly delivered — one of them with a not insignificant stain (which housekeeping failed to replace when making up the room the following day).
