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Carotenoid pigments
| Глоссарий по орнитологии и экологии (английский, испанский) |
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Pigmentos carotenoides, испанский
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Pigment, английский
- A powdered solid used in paint or enamel to give it a color.
- An insoluble colorant; as opposed to a dye which is soluble.
- 1. a substance which gives colour to part of the body such as blood, the skin or hair 2. (in pharmacy) a paint comment: the body contains several substances which control colour: melanin gives dark colour to the skin and hair; bilirubin gives yellow colour to bile and urine; haemoglobin in the blood gives the skin a pink colour; carotene can give a reddish-yellow colour to the skin if the patient eats too many tomatoes or carrots. some pigment cells can carry oxygen and are called ‘respiratory pigments’.
- Pigmento
- A which is produced by physical processing of materials mined directly from the earth. earth plate 1. an earth electrode in the form of a buried metal plate. 2. british term for buried plate electrode. earth pressure 1. the horizontal thrust which is exerted by retained earth. 2. the pressure exerted on a structure, such as a wall, by the earth which it retains.
- Пигмент; красящее вещество
- Material used to color the powder coating
- An insoluble, finely divided substance, such as titanium dioxide, used to deluster or color fibers, yarns, or fabrics.
Pigment, французский
Pigment coating, английский
Pigment epithelium, английский
A layer of cells at the back of the retina containing pigment granules, i.e., a cloud of charged particles surrounding a laser impact.
Pigment figure, английский
A pattern in wood consisting of variations in color rather than variations in grain; found in such woods as rosewood and zebrawood. pigment-to-binder ratio the ratio of the weight of pigment to the weight of binder in a paint, e.g., the number of pounds of pigment per 100 lb of binder.
Pigment mineral, английский
Pigment print, английский
Pigment printing, английский
- Printing by the use of pigments instead of dyes. the pigments do not penetrate the fiber but are affixed to the surface of the fabric by means of synthetic resins which are cured after application to make them insoluble. the pigments are insoluble, and application is in the form of water-in-oil or oil-in-water emulsions of pigment pastes and resins. the colors produced are bright and generally fat except to crocking.
- Printing
- Pile: 1
- A fabric effect formed by introducing tufts, loops, or other erect yarns on all or part of the fabric surface
Pigment volume concentration, английский
Pigmentarius, a, um, латинский
Pigmentatio, английский
Pigmentatio, латинский
Pigmentation, английский
The colouring of the body, especially that produced by deposits of pigment
Pigmented, английский
Leather that has been sprayed with a pigmented, opaque finish. pull down (also called a "stretcher cloth"): a strip of cloth sewed to the bottom of the inside arms and inside back in areas that don`t show.
Pigmented epithelium, английский
Coloured tissue at the back of the retina pih pih abbr pregnancy-induced hypertension
Pigmented water-based -, английский
Пигментированная водяная эмульсия
Pigmented yarn, английский
A dull or colored yarn spun from a solution or melt containing a pigment. (also see dyeing, mass-colored.)
Pigmentfärbung, немецкий
Farbe wird auf die oberfläche des gewebes aufgebracht (im gegensatz zur echtfärbung, bei der die faser mit farbe getränkt wird)
Pigmentoitu syntymämerkki, финский
Pigmentos carotenoides, испанский
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Pigmentos carotenoides, испанский
Carmín, испанский
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