tempera造句

The acclaimed artist painted landscapes and figure subjects and worked mostly in tempera and watercolor.

When oil paint replaced tempera in the fifteenth century, it helped painters to deal with difficult subjects like the human figure because, unlike tempera, oil can be blended and overpainted.

Determination of the serum selenium by digestion in constant tempera ture-flow-injection hydride generation-atomic absorption spectrometry method

Pour tempera paint into five different bowls: one brown, one yellow, one orange, one red and one purple.

Certain pigment colours were painted on to dry plaster using tempera (where egg yolk is used to fix the pigment).

Before Italian the Renaissance and north nun virtue orchid artistic revolution, wet fresco and tempera this two drawing skill is major drawing form.

In this paper, chemical storage materials of hydrate of alkaline earth metals at low tempera tures are rported by differential scanning calorimetry( DSC).

The final tempera-ture profiles and cycle duration were dependent strongly on inlet SO2 concentration and the predistribution of bed temperatures also exerted an influence on cycle duration.

Written in German Gothic script, with an English translation, it is illustrated with tempera paintings by Jung which reveal him to be a gifted, if sometimes frightening, artist (see left).

Chemist Walter McCrone identified the substance as a combination of red ochre and vermilion tempera paint; others have specifically identified it as type AB blood, with no evidence of any artificial pigments.

Implants and bar clip attachments for retention of ear prosthesis have been applied. Three MDIC osseointegrated implants were placed in bone tissue on tempera and bar clip attachments were used as a superstructure of the implants and retentive device of ear prosthesis.