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2. Colour pattern divergence in reef fish species is rapid and driven by both range overlap and symmetry.
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Hemingson CR, Cowman PF, Hodge JR, and Bellwood DR
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- Animals, Coral Reefs, Anthozoa, Biological Evolution, Color, Fishes
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Signal divergence is an important process underpinning the diversification of lineages. Research has shown that signal divergence is greatest in species pairs that possess high geographic range overlap. However, the influence of range-size differences within pairs is less understood. We investigated how these factors have shaped signal divergence within brightly coloured coral reef butterflyfishes (genus: Chaetodon). Using a novel digital imaging methodology, we quantified both colouration and pattern using 250 000 sample points on each fish image. Surprisingly, evolutionary age did not affect colour pattern dissimilarity between species pairs, with average differences arising in just 300 000 years. However, the effect of range overlap and range symmetry was significant. Species-pair colour patterns become more different with increasing overlap, but only when ranges are similar in size. When ranges differ markedly in area, species-pair colour patterns become more similar with increasing overlap. This suggests that species with small ranges may maintain non-colour-based species boundaries., (© 2018 John Wiley & Sons Ltd/CNRS.)
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- 2019
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3. Porcelain for All - a nursing home study.
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Hansen KV, Frøiland CT, and Testad I
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- Aged, Aged, 80 and over, Behavior Observation Techniques, Dementia, Feeding Behavior, Female, Humans, Interviews as Topic, Male, Malnutrition prevention & control, Meals, Norway, Qualitative Research, Color, Nursing Homes, Patient Satisfaction
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Purpose: The Porcelain for All project was an initiative by Figgjo AS, a porcelain factory in Norway, which needed more research on different coloured porcelains. The paper aims to discuss this issue., Design/methodology/approach: The study aimed to gain new knowledge about how different décor and dinner plate colours can positively influence dementia sufferer food intake and appetite. The intervention period lasted three weeks. Four days were randomly picked during that period. Each plate was photographed before and after the resident had eaten, researchers conducted observations during mealtimes. Two CurroCus® group interviews were used to collect additional empirical data. In total, 12 dementia sufferers (five females) between 65 and 85 years were observed during dinnertime., Findings: Plates with a white well, yellow lip and red rim seemed to be preferred regarding food intake. Three main categories were noted from the observations and group interviews: mealtime dignity, porcelain design and appetite., Research Limitations/implications: Future research could incorporate well-being in people with dementia regarding food weight, testing different meal room environments, user involvement, food presentation and should include more nursing homes and residents., Practical Implications: This study only encompasses a small sample (12 residents), all diagnosed with dementia., Social Implications: Outcomes may help to prevent undernutrition among elderly people., Originality/value: Combined coloured porcelain, food intake and residents with dementia is scarcely investigated.
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- 2018
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4. Colour and label evaluation of commercial pasteurised red juices and related drinks.
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Fallico B, Arena E, Chiappara E, and Ballistreri G
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- Anthocyanins analysis, Carbonated Beverages analysis, Chromatography, High Pressure Liquid, Italy, Beverages analysis, Color, Food Coloring Agents analysis, Food Labeling, Fruit, Pasteurization
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Despite growing demand by consumers for healthy beverages, artificial colours are still widely used. Levels of anthocyanins and artificial colours were determined by HPLC with UV-Vis detection in red orange juices and other red beverages (nectar, juice-based, health, carbonated and sports drinks). The contribution of pigments to the visible colour of the beverage was calculated. Red orange juice samples contained about 34 mg l(-1) of anthocyanins, which were responsible for about 92% of the visible colour. Red juice-based drinks, containing from 0% to 30% of red orange, berry, grape or pomegranate juices, had low levels of anthocyanins (about 7 mg l(-1)) and high levels of E129 (about 32 mg l(-1)), which were responsible for about 90.7% of the colour of these beverages. Red health drinks, enriched with vitamins and polyphenols, contained from 3% to 50% of red fruit juices. Also in this case the E129 levels were higher (about 22 mg l(-1)) than anthocyanins (about 9 mg l(-1)), and were responsible for the colour of the beverages (76.1%). High levels of artificial colours were found in red orange carbonated drinks, but in comparable amounts with those found in the other beverage samples, while anthocyanins were only present in trace amounts. Although all of the beverages claimed to contain red fruits on the labels, no correlation was found between the level of anthocyanins and the declared percentage of red fruits. These labels generally conformed with the requirements of the law, but food product labels can often be misleading to consumers about the real characteristics of the product.
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- 2010
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5. FARBSPEKTREN UND DÉJÀ-VU-MOMENTE: SYMBOLIK IN HERTA MÜLLERS WERK. FIKTIONALE UND BIOGRAFISCHE KONTEXTUALISIERUNGEN IN REISENDE AUF EINEM BEIN UND NIEDERUNGEN.
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UJENIUC, Alina
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EMOTIONAL state ,COLOR ,EMOTIONS ,SYMBOLISM ,METAPHOR - Abstract
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- 2024
6. Emotions reflected in colours: experiences of nursing students during the COVID-19 period.
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Atay, Eda, Dirgar, Ezgi, Pehlivan, Kadiriye, Tosun, Betül, Ayaz, Ahmet, Yava, Ayla, and Leyva-Moral, Juan M.
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FEAR , *DATA analysis , *ATTITUDES toward illness , *QUESTIONNAIRES , *INTERVIEWING , *EMOTIONS , *METAPHOR , *DESCRIPTIVE statistics , *EXPERIENCE , *STUDENTS , *SOUND recordings , *RESEARCH methodology , *STATISTICS , *DATA analysis software , *COLOR , *SOCIODEMOGRAPHIC factors , *COVID-19 pandemic , *NURSING students , *COVID-19 - Abstract
Background: The aim of this study was to identify nursing students' fears and emotions and to concretise the metaphors they used to describe their feelings towards the COVID-19 pandemic. Methods: This study was conducted with nursing students at a foundation university between December 2021 and February 2022 using a sequential mixed methods research design. In the quantitative part of the study, 323 nursing students answered the 'Positive and Negative Emotion Scale' and the 'COVID-19 Fear Scale'. In the qualitative part, students were asked to metaphorise COVID-19 with a colour and 21 in-depth interviews were conducted on the reasons for choosing this colour. Results: The average age of the students participating in the study was 21.41 ± 1.97 years and 78% of them were female. It was observed that 15.8 of the students had previously tested positive for COVID-19. Most of the participants (98.5%) were vaccinated against COVID-19 and 31.9% had a relative who died due to COVID-19. When the participants were asked which colour they compared COVID-19 to, it was observed that more than half of them chose red (51.4%) among bright colours and 13% chose black among dark colours. In this study, it was determined that students who chose dark colours to describe COVID-19 had higher COVID-19 Fear and Negative Emotion Scale scores. In in-depth interviews, it was observed that students who chose dark colours were more deeply affected by the COVID-19 process, while students who chose light colours associated this period with negative emotions. Conclusion: In this study, it was observed that nursing students' feelings and thoughts about the COVID-19 period in line with their experiences affect the choice of colour in metaphorisation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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7. Colour Choice as a Strategic Instrument in Neuromarketing.
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Müller, Andréia C., Gil-Lafuente, Jaime, and Ferrer-Comalat, Joan Carles
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NONVERBAL communication , *TOPSIS method , *FUZZY logic , *NEUROMARKETING , *COLOR - Abstract
Social relationships have been and are the basis for achieving objectives of all kinds, whether altruistic or lucrative. Among the aspects that make up non-verbal communication are physical appearance in general, clothing, and, in particular, colour combinations. In this article, we analyse whether colour combinations can be established in individuals' clothing that maximise their chances of success for a specifically established social objective. To measure this objective, we use multivalent logics, which are characterised by their great flexibility and adaptability. Within the framework of fuzzy logic, we extract evaluations for various colours based on the judgements of experts, provided by recognised authors in the literature, and compare these with the results obtained in a survey conducted by the authors. For the purposes of contrast, we employ two instruments with accredited validity: Similarity by Direct Computation (SDC) and the Technique for Order Performance by Similarity to Ideal Solution (TOPSIS multicriteria method). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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8. Analysing biological colour patterns from digital images: An introduction to the current toolbox.
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Hemingson, Christopher R., Cowman, Peter F., and Bellwood, David R.
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DIGITAL images , *COLOR , *RESEARCH questions , *IMAGE analysis , *RESEARCH personnel - Abstract
Understanding the numerous roles that colouration serves in the natural world has remained a central focus in many evolutionary and ecological studies. However, to accurately characterise and then compare colours or patterns among individuals or species has been historically challenging. In recent years, there have been a myriad of new resources developed that allow researchers to characterise biological colours and patterns, specifically from digital imagery. However, each resource has its own strengths and weaknesses, answers a specific question and requires a detailed understanding of how it functions to be used properly. These nuances can make navigating this emerging field rather difficult. Herein, we evaluate several new techniques for analysing biological colouration, with a specific focus on digital images. First, we introduce fundamental background knowledge about light and perception to be considered when designing and implementing a study of colouration. We then show how numerous modifications can be made to images to ensure consistent formatting prior to analysis. After, we describe many of the new image analysis approaches and their respective functions, highlighting the type of research questions that they can address. We demonstrate how these various techniques can be brought together to examine novel research questions and test specific hypotheses. Finally, we outline potential future directions in colour pattern studies. Our goal is to provide a starting point and pathway for researchers wanting to study biological colour patterns from digital imagery. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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9. The Cultural Significance of Colour in Protestant Missionary World Maps, ca. 1840-1940.
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Onnekink, David
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WORLD maps , *PROTESTANTS , *COLOR , *MISSIONARIES , *WESTERN civilization - Abstract
Colour is one of the most powerful tools in the cartographer's toolbox and can enhance the quality, clarity, and beauty of maps. Both in Protestant culture specifically and Western culture more widely, a visual artistic culture developed from the Middle Ages until the modern age in which colours designated specific, sometimes contradictory, ideals and concepts. Using late nineteenth and early twentieth century Protestant missionary world maps as a case study, this article shows how mapmakers used colour schemes to visualise Protestant world views about the global spread of the gospel as well as Western colonial perceptions of non-European cultures. Discussion of map colours in contemporary missionary reports, fiction and magazines corroborates and contextualises 'map users'' shared understanding of the cultural connotations of map colours. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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10. COLOUR SYMBOLISM IN FINANCE.
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PRUSAK, BŁAŻEJ and MUSHAFIQ, MUHAMMAD
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COLOR ,BIBLIOMETRICS ,SYMBOLISM ,CLEAN energy ,FINANCIAL instruments - Abstract
Colour symbolism plays an important role in everyday life and science. The subject is interdisciplinary and receives significant attention in the literature. It is increasingly entering the field of economics and finance. The authors are the first to research the connotations and symbolism of colours in finance. The following research aims to: identify and determine the meaning of colours in connection with the word "finance", determine the popularity of the use of particular colours in relation to the word "finance", and identify the most popular subject areas in the literature related to the most commonly used colour in finance. Bibliometric and textual analyses were adopted as research methods. The main research conclusions are as follows. Of the 14 colours examined, only green, blue, brown, black and white showed connotations accurately portrayed in the text. Apart from the colour black, the symbolism is universal and unambiguous. For black, the symbolism is twofold, with one of the meanings going back to historical times. The dominant colour is green. The main research areas pursued under "green finance" include investing in and financing environmentally friendly projects (including various types of technology), developing financial instruments to support environmentally friendly activities and supporting clean energy projects. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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11. Diving into the diversity of colour patterns in reef fishes.
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Frédérich, Bruno
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REEF fishes , *REEFS , *GENOME-wide association studies , *COLOR , *FISH diversity , *REEF ecology - Abstract
Colours and associated patterns are probably some of the most obvious phenotypic traits in animals and reef teleost fishes are often cited as a textbook example for illustrating this type of diversity. Even if it is well established that colour patterns play a central role in the ecology and evolution of reef fishes, we still lack the necessary toolkits to fully grasp the mechanisms driving the diversification of this obvious phenotypic trait. On the one hand, genotyping power seems now limitless thanks to current DNA sequencing technologies. Today, entire genomes of fishes can be easily produced for large sets of species. On the other hand, the description of colour patterns and the quantification of their variation across reef fishes might be highly challenging. In a cover manuscript in this issue of Molecular Ecology, Coulmance et al. (2023) introduced an innovative approach for extracting and quantifying the major colour pattern elements present in the hamlets (Hypoplectrus spp., Serranidae), a recent reef fish radiation from the Caribbean. Then, they intelligently used the quantified colour pattern variation as a phenotypic trait for a genome‐wide association study (GWAS). Interestingly, using a method that required no a priori knowledge, they were able to recover well‐established marks (e.g., vertical bars) and to highlight less expected colour pattern elements (e.g., dark to light gradient on ventral part as well as caudal and anal fins), which show strong association peaks on linkage group (LG) 12 and 04. Beyond the demonstration of the potential of their new quantitative analysis of colour pattern variation in reef fishes combined with GWAS, their findings offer new perspectives on our understanding of the intrinsic and extrinsic factors generating this outstanding diversity of the fish world. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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12. The Colour Images in D.H. Lawrence's Early Poetry: Love Poems and Others.
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Abdel Tawab Hassan, Alshimaa Mohamed and Abdel Atty, Shaimaa Sayed
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LOVE poetry , *COLOR , *POETRY (Literary form) , *TWENTIETH century - Abstract
D. H. Lawrence is one of the most important writers of the twentieth century who excelled in various fields of literature, including poetry. The research attempts to tackle one of Lawrence's tools utilized in writing his early poems which is colour imagery relying on the close study of 'Love Poems and Others'. The research also highlights how Lawrence has managed to connect utilized colours to the main themes of the poems in order to reflect the extent of these colours impact on understanding the image depending on the thematic analytical approach. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
13. Los colores como referentes culturales e idiosincrásicos: un análisis traductológico y comparativo español-italiano.
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Trovato, Giuseppe
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ITALIAN language ,SPANISH language ,PHRASEOLOGY ,TRANSLATING & interpreting ,COLOR - Abstract
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- 2023
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14. Research Based on Secondary Data into the Influence of Colours on the Online Consumer's Behaviour.
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Zaharia, Giulia-Elena and Georgeta Apostol, Ingrid
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CONSUMER behavior ,SECONDARY research ,SECONDARY analysis ,COLOR ,CUSTOMER relations - Abstract
The current article presents the importance of colours in day-by-day life of online marketing. With the accelerating progress in science as well as information and technology, marketing is always changing. The neuroscience of colour in relation to customer conviction is one of the numerous topics studied in marketing. As a starting point, the paper opens with a brief theoretical presentation of the consumer behaviour as the central element of marketing, while in the second part, a study of colours is clarifying the link between them and the perception of the customers. A good reason for everything that follows is represented by the fact that colour is pervasive and a source of knowledge. The paper presents the level of importance that colours represents in everyday online marketing. Marketing is permanently changing with rapid advances in science, information and technology. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
15. ON THE TERMINOLOGY OF COLOURS IN ENGLISH: YELLOW.
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BADEA, Simina
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ENGLISH language ,LINGUISTIC analysis ,TERMS & phrases ,COLOR ,BETRAYAL ,JEALOUSY ,ETYMOLOGY - Abstract
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- 2023
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16. Using Multiple Case Studies to Examine the Role of Colours in SME Food Packaging.
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Swasty, Wirania and Mustafa, Muhizam
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FOOD packaging ,PSYCHOLOGY of color ,SMALL business ,VALUE creation ,BRAND identification ,COLOR ,CLINICAL health psychology - Abstract
Existing studies on branding and value creation focus primarily on established brands and luxury products, with less attention paid to small and medium enterprise (SME) food souvenir products. Additionally, most studies are grounded in business, marketing, psychology, and health sciences. This study attempts to fill the gaps by enhancing understanding of the functional and emotional value of colour in food souvenir packaging from a design standpoint. Using multiple case studies, the present research intends to assess the role of colours in branding and value creation for SME food packaging in Bandung, Indonesia. The research design was comparative research. Using Microsoft Excel, the analysis was image-based descriptive and qualitative withincase and cross-case analysis based on visual perception parameters. Using common colours is advantageous for brand identification, while using uncommon colours can enhance brand visibility. In other words, common and unique colours are part of food packaging branding and value creation. The psychology of colour also influences values such as tastiness, healthiness, good quality, attractiveness, and others. This study contributes to the design literature by demonstrating that the designer may serve as a value creator in the packaging design process through colour. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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17. Combination of Spray-Chilling and Spray-Drying Techniques to Protect Carotenoid-Rich Extracts from Pumpkin (Cucurbita moschata) Byproducts, Aiming at the Production of a Powdered Natural Food Dye.
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de Lima, Priscilla Magalhães, Dacanal, Gustavo César, Pinho, Lorena Silva, de Sá, Samuel Henrique Gomes, Thomazini, Marcelo, and Favaro-Trindade, Carmen Sílvia
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BUTTERNUT squash , *SPRAY drying , *FOOD additives , *PUMPKINS , *MICROENCAPSULATION , *NATURAL dyes & dyeing , *GUM arabic , *CAROTENOIDS , *COLOR - Abstract
Reducing waste, using byproducts, and natural food additives are important sustainability trends. In this context, the aim of this study was to produce and evaluate a natural food dye, extracted from pumpkin byproducts, powdered and protected by spray-chilling (SC) and a combination of spray-drying and spray-chilling techniques (SDC). The extract was obtained using ethanol as solvent; vegetable fat and gum Arabic were used as carriers. Formulations were prepared with the following core:carrier ratios: SC 20 (20:80), SC 30 (30:70), SC 40 (40:60), SDC 5 (5:95), SDC 10 (10:90), and SDC 15 (15:85). The physicochemical properties of the formed microparticles were characterised, and their storage stability was evaluated over 90 days. The microparticles exhibited colour variation and size increase over time. SDC particles exhibited the highest encapsulation efficiency (95.2–100.8%) and retention of carotenoids in the storage period (60.8–89.7%). Considering the carotenoid content and its stability, the optimal formulation for each process was selected for further analysis. All of the processes and formulations produced spherical particles that were heterogeneous in size. SDC particles exhibited the highest oxidative stability index and the highest carotenoid release in the intestinal phase (32.6%). The use of combined microencapsulation technologies should be considered promising to protect carotenoid compounds. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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18. Corpus stylistics and colour symbolism in The Great Gatsby and its Thai translations.
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Wijitsopon, Raksangob
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COLOR , *INCOME inequality , *SYMBOLISM , *CORPORA , *TRANSLATING & interpreting - Abstract
The present study adopts a corpus stylistic approach to: (1) examine a relationship between textual patterns of colour words in The Great Gatsby and their symbolic interpretations and (2) investigate the ways those patterns are handled in Thai translations. Distribution and co-occurrence patterns were analysed for colour words that are key in the novel: white, grey, yellow and lavender. The density and frequent patterns of each word are argued to foreground an association between the colour word and particular concepts, pointing to symbolic meaning potentials related to the novel's themes of socioeconomic inequality and destructive wealth. The textual patterns are compared with what occurs in three Thai translations of the novel. While most of the colour images are directly translated, non-equivalents tend to be applied to figurative uses of the colour terms. This results in some changes in textual patterns of the colour words in the translated texts, which can in turn affect readers' interpretations of colour symbolism in the novel. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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19. THE INFLUENCE OF PERCEIVED COLOURS OVER THE REACTION ACCURACY OF YOUTH TENNIS PLAYERS.
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MIHAI, MOCA COSMIN and DAN MIHAI, GHERŢOIU
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TENNIS players ,REACTION time ,COLOR ,TIME measurements - Abstract
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- 2020
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20. Theophrastus on Plato's Theory of Vision.
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Ierodiakonou, Katerina
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SENSES ,ANCIENT philosophers ,VISION ,COLORS ,COLOR - Abstract
In paragraphs 5 and 86 of the De sensibus Theophrastus gives a brief report of Plato's views on the sense of vision and its object, i. e. colour, based on the Timaeus. Interestingly enough, he presents the Platonic doctrine as a third alternative to the extramission and intromission theories put forward by other ancient philosophers. In this article I examine whether or not Theophrastus' account is impartial. I argue that at least some of his distortive departures from the Platonic dialogue are due to his Aristotelian inheritance, even though they do not always represent Aristotle's expressed views. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2019
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21. دلالات الألوان الأساسية في المعجمات العربية
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سەنگەر علي مامه اسماعيل
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ARABIC language ,COLOR ,LEXICON ,ENCYCLOPEDIAS & dictionaries - Abstract
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- 2018
22. The colours of bacteria and fungi.
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Fiscarelli, Ersilia Vita
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COLOR , *BACTERIA , *FUNGI , *ANAEROBIC bacteria , *RINGWORM - Published
- 2019
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23. Estudio de los factores que gobiernan la coloración de los esmaltes cerámicos
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Camacho, H., García, A., and Fuentes, L.
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Pigments ,colours ,numeric models ,Pigmentos ,color ,modelos numéricos ,Clay industries. Ceramics. Glass ,TP785-869 - Abstract
To obtain the usual colours in ceramic decoration several ceramic pigments formed by pure oxides and mixtures of different structures as spinels, zircon, badeleyite...were used. This study focussed in the physics principles that the mixtures of pigment must satisfy to determine the resulting colours. Six pigments were selected to obtain the maximum possible combinations to validate the superposition effects when the pigments are similar and the multi-dispersion effects when the pigments are dissimilar in the spectrum.Para obtener toda la gama de colores habituales en la decoración cerámica se usan los pigmentos cerámicos, los cuales están formados por óxidos y mezclas de los mismos formando diferentes tipos de estructuras específicas espinelas, circones, badeleyita etc., que se pueden tener por separados o mezclados en busca del color que se quiere lograr. El presente estudio enfoca su atención en el cumplimiento de los principios físicos que cumplen los pigmentos al ser mezclados para la determinación del color resultante. Se escogen seis pigmentos de manera que se tengan la mayoría de las combinaciones posibles y se observa la validez de la superposición para pigmentos cercanos en el espectro luminoso y el mayor efecto de la multidispersión para pigmentos lejanos en dicho espectro.
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- 2005
24. Characterization of a Natural, Stable, Reversible and Colourful Anthocyanidin Network from
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Helge, Berland and Øyvind M, Andersen
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3-deoxyanthocyanidin ,Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy ,Molecular Structure ,Pigmentation ,trans-chalcone ,structure elucidation ,Color ,A–E rings ,Article ,NMR ,Anthocyanins ,Kinetics ,equilibrium network ,Chalcone ,Isomerism ,colours ,Sphagnopsida - Abstract
Anthocyanins with various functions in nature are one of the most important sources of colours in plants. They are based on anthocyanidins or 3-deoxyanthocyanidins having in common a C15-skeleton and are unique in terms of how each anthocyanidin is involved in a network of equilibria between different forms exhibiting their own properties including colour. Sphagnorubin C (1) isolated from the cell wall of peat moss (Sphagnum sp.) was in fairly acidic and neutral dimethyl sulfoxide characterized by nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) and ultraviolet–visible (UV–vis) absorption techniques. At equilibrium, the network of 1 behaved as a two–component colour system involving the reddish flavylium cationic and the yellow trans–chalcone forms. The additional D- and E-rings connected to the common C15-skeleton extend the π-conjugation within the molecule and provide both bathochromic shifts in the absorption spectra of the various forms as well as a low isomerization barrier between the cis- and trans-chalcone forms. The hemiketal and cis-chalcone forms were thus not observed experimentally by NMR due to their short lives. The stable, reversible network of 1 with good colour contrast between its two components has previously not been reported for other natural anthocyanins and might thus have potential in future photochromic systems. This is the first full structural characterization of any naturally occurring anthocyanin chalcone form.
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- 2020
25. Influence of the carbonic maceration winemaking method on the physicochemical, colour, aromatic and microbiological features of tempranillo red wines
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Patrocinio Garijo, Rosa López, Rosario Santamaría, Rocío Escribano-Viana, Isabel López-Alfaro, Ana Rosa Gutiérrez, Pilar Santamaría, Javier Portu, Lucía González-Arenzana, European Commission, Gobierno de La Rioja, Ministerio de Ciencia, Innovación y Universidades (España), Agencia Estatal de Investigación (España), Escribano-Viana, Rocío [0000-0002-5792-9457], and Escribano-Viana, Rocío
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Vintage ,Chemical Phenomena ,Color ,Wine ,Carbonic maceration ,01 natural sciences ,Analytical Chemistry ,Anthocyanins ,chemistry.chemical_compound ,0404 agricultural biotechnology ,Phenols ,Vitis ,Food science ,Aroma ,Winemaking ,biology ,Chemistry ,010401 analytical chemistry ,food and beverages ,04 agricultural and veterinary sciences ,General Medicine ,Microbiological populations ,biology.organism_classification ,040401 food science ,Carbon ,0104 chemical sciences ,Anthocyanin ,Odorants ,Composition (visual arts) ,Colours ,Food Science - Abstract
The aim of the study was to determine the differences in the microbiological, physical-chemical, aromatic and phenolic composition between two winemaking methods: carbonic maceration and the standard method of destemming and crushing. We analysed 84 commercial Rioja wines made from the Tempranillo grape variety during the 2017 vintage, 40 had been made by carbonic maceration and 44 by destemming and crushing. Despite the heterogeneity within the two groups of wines, it was possible to differentiate between them. Wines made by carbonic maceration presented higher aromatic quality due to their higher total content of esters and acetates, as well as a greater colour intensity due to a higher phenolic content and higher rates of ionization and polymerization. In addition, it was observed that the antioxidant activity, the content in coumaroyl derivatives of anthocyanins and the vitisins A and B were considerably greater in wines made by carbonic maceration., This study has been co-financed (50/50) by the European Regional Development Fund (FEDER) and the Government of La Rioja, within the FEDER operational program of La Rioja 2014-2020. It also has been financed from the Project RTI2018-096051-R-C31/C33 (MCIU/AEI/FEDER; UE). We would like to thank Ian Thomas by his English language correction and Victor Llop for his collaboration in laboratory analysis.
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- 2020
26. Acrylamide content in French fries prepared in households: A pilot study in Spanish homes
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Cristina Delgado-Andrade, Francisco J. Morales, Francisca Holgado, Marta Mesías, and Ministerio de Economía y Competitividad (España)
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Adult ,Male ,Adolescent ,French fries ,Population ,Carbohydrates ,Color ,Pilot Projects ,Analytical Chemistry ,Food category ,Toxicology ,Random Allocation ,chemistry.chemical_compound ,0404 agricultural biotechnology ,Humans ,Cooking ,education ,Aged ,Solanum tuberosum ,Mathematics ,Acrylamide ,Family Characteristics ,Cooking Practices ,education.field_of_study ,Process contaminants ,One stage ,04 agricultural and veterinary sciences ,General Medicine ,Middle Aged ,040401 food science ,Cross-Sectional Studies ,chemistry ,Spain ,Frying ,Consumers ,Female ,Food preparation ,Asparagine ,Colours ,Food Science - Abstract
An observational cross-sectional pilot study in 73 Spanish households was conducted to evaluate the impact of consumer practices on the formation of acrylamide during the preparation of French fries from fresh potatoes applying one stage frying. 45.2% of samples presented acrylamide concentrations above the benchmark level for French fries (500 µg/kg). 6.9% of samples exceeded 2000 µg/kg and the 95th percentile was 2028 µg/kg. The median and average values were significantly higher than the EFSA report for this food category, suggesting that the total exposure to acrylamide by the population could be underestimated. In this randomised scenario of cooking practices, the content of reducing sugar and asparagine did not explain the acrylamide levels. However, the chromatic parameter a of the fried potato was a powerful tool to classify the samples according to the acrylamide benchmark level regardless of the agronomical characteristics of the potato or the consumer practices., This research is funded by the Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness (Spain) under project SAFEFRYING (AGL2015-46234-R).
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27. Role of Colours in Paediatric Dental Clinic Setup.
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Barik, Madhumita
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FEAR of dentists ,DENTAL clinics ,COLOR ,CHILDHOOD attitudes - Abstract
Dentistry decoration is very important in children. Anxiety and fear of dental treatment in children is seen in many countries. An attractive and comfortable environment should be designed for both children and parents. If the dental environment colour can have a beneficial effect on the baby, these colours may contribute to the child's comfort, thereby decreasing dental anxiety. The uses of child friendly colours like yellow, blue in the dental work place enhance a positive dental attitude in the child. It is important for the dentist to establish a friendly relationship with children to combat fears and deliver effective and efficient treatment. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2019
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28. Effect of Incorporating White, Red or Black Quinoa Flours on Free and Bound Polyphenol Content, Antioxidant Activity and Colour of Bread
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José Vicente Gil, Claudia Monika Haros, María Teresa Fernández-Espinar, Jaime Ballester-Sánchez, Ministerio de Economía y Competitividad (España), Generalitat Valenciana, and Programa Iberoamericano de Ciencia y Tecnología para el Desarrollo
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0301 basic medicine ,Antioxidant ,medicine.medical_treatment ,Flour ,Wheat flour ,Color ,Antioxidants ,03 medical and health sciences ,Ingredient ,0404 agricultural biotechnology ,Functional food ,Antioxidant activity ,medicine ,Food science ,Chenopodium quinoa ,030109 nutrition & dietetics ,Chemistry ,fungi ,food and beverages ,Polyphenols ,04 agricultural and veterinary sciences ,Bread ,040401 food science ,Chemistry (miscellaneous) ,Polyphenol ,Free and bound polyphenols ,Seeds ,Total polyphenol content ,Quinoa flours (white, red and black) ,Colours ,Food Science - Abstract
Interest in quinoa as a functional food ingredient is currently emerging. The flours from white, red and black quinoa seeds were analysed in terms of total polyphenol content and antioxidant activity. They were incorporated at 25% on flour basis into the bread dough formula to evaluate their potential to improve the functional properties of wheat breads. The contribution of extractable polyphenols (soluble forms) and the largely unexplored hydrolysable polyphenols (bound forms that can be found in the residues of the former) were taken into account to reflect a realistic health-promoting potential of breads. The red and black quinoa varieties stood out compared to wheat flour, with about double the polyphenol content and up to 4.7-fold increments in antioxidant activity when considering the sum of extractable and hydrolysable polyphenols. The red and black flours were equally effective in intensifying the antioxidant properties of bread despite the baking process (between 2- and 3-fold). They produced significant changes in the parameters that describe crust and crumb colour (L*, a*, b*). A clear darkening was observed compared to the control bread, an appealing attribute for lovers of unconventional and natural products. According to our results, the flours from the coloured quinoa seeds could be considered interesting antioxidant sources and be applied as natural ingredients in bread-making; new, promising and valuable unconventional products for consumers and producers could be developed., This work was financially supported by grants AGL2016-75687-C2-1-R (MEIC-Spain), PROMETEO/2017/189 (Generalitat Valenciana, Spain) and CYTED 119RT0567 (Spain). J. Ballester-Sánchez thanks the Spanish MEIC for his contract.
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- 2019
29. Effect of hop (Humulus lupulus L.) inclusion in the diet for fattening lambs on animal performance, ruminal characteristics and meat quality
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Lara Morán, Raúl Bodas, Carolina Blanco, Sonia Andrés, F. Javier Giráldez, Javier Mateo, Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (España), CSIC - Instituto Nacional de Investigación y Tecnología Agraria y Alimentaria (INIA), Junta de Castilla y León, European Commission, Blanco, Carolina, Bodas, Raúl, Morán, Lara, Andrés, Sonia, Giráldez, Francisco Javier, Blanco, Carolina [0000-0002-1145-5399], Bodas, Raúl [0000-0001-9736-7041], Morán, Lara [0000-0002-0511-1864], Andrés, Sonia [0000-0001-5255-1582], and Giráldez, Francisco Javier [0000-0002-0680-1541
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Polyphenol ,Male ,Humulus lupulus ,Hot Temperature ,Rumen ,Peroxidation ,Color ,Total mixed ration ,Antioxidants ,Hop (networking) ,0404 agricultural biotechnology ,Animal science ,Muscle fibre ,Rumen fermentation ,Food Quality ,Animals ,Dietary supplementation ,Texture ,Cooking ,Rumen microorganisms ,Animal Husbandry ,Humulus ,Muscle, Skeletal ,Sheep, Domestic ,biology ,Growth rate ,0402 animal and dairy science ,food and beverages ,04 agricultural and veterinary sciences ,biology.organism_classification ,040401 food science ,040201 dairy & animal science ,Animal Feed ,Red Meat ,Dietary Supplements ,Fermentation ,Animal Nutritional Physiological Phenomena ,Antioxidant ,Colours ,Food Science - Abstract
6 páginas, 5 tablas., Thirty male merino lambs were fed with a pelleted total mixed ration (TMR) alone or supplemented with hop(Humulus lupulus L.) cones at two different doses (1.5 and 3.0 g hop cones/kg pelleted TMR, respectively), tostudy the effects of this dietary source of antioxidants on animal performance, ruminal parameters and meatquality attributes. The results showed that dietary supplementation with hop cones decreased lambs' growth rate(P < 0.05) due to a shift in ruminal fermentation, towards a more acetic and less propionic acid production(P < 0.05). These changes in animal growth rate might have promoted microstructural modifications in thequantity and size of muscle fibres, thereby inducing the differences observed in meat chemical composition,colour and texture (P < 0.05), regardless of the lack of differences in meat antioxidant status (P > 0.10), Financial support received from CSIC (Proyecto Intramural Especial;Project 201540E084) is gratefully acknowledged. Raúl Bodas wasfunded by the ‘Doc-INIA’ subprogramme. Carolina Blanco gratefullyacknowledges receipt of a pre-doctoral grant (Junta de Castilla y León and European Social Fund)
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- 2018
30. El paisaje inexistente
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Quetglas, Pere J. and Gómez Rabal, Ana
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Paisaje ,Lexicography ,Base de datos léxica ,Latín medieval ,Color ,Landscape ,Lexical corpus database ,Lexicografía ,Medieval Latin ,Colours ,Catalan ,Catalán - Abstract
Quetglas, Pere J.; Gómez Rabal, Ana. El paisaje inexistente. En: E. Perez Rodriguez (ed.). "Las palabras del paisaje y el paisaje en las palabras de la Edad Media: Estudios de lexicografía latina medieval hispana" Turnhout: Brepols Publishers, 2018, p. 315-338. (Corpus Christianorum, Lingua Patrum, XI). ISBN 978-2-503 -58097-5., [EN] Colour is one of the elements that most genuinely defines a landscape. However, colour cannot be takeen by itself, in the abstract; it always appears in association with an element. On the basis of this principle, this paper focuses on defining and capturing the adjectives of colour referring to the landscape elements that appear in Latin Medieval documents from Catalonia written between the ninth and the twelfth centuries and gathered by the database CODOLCAT ("Corpus Documentale Latinum Cataloniae"). To avoid an excessive dispersion of the field of application, our study centres on the natural terrestrial landscape forms. In this sense, we have excluded those elements related to water (seas, rivers, la.lees, etc.) and those not strictly natural because of the intervention of mankind. After establishing this criterion, we have defined the elements that constitute the natural landscape, divided into generic constituent elements (without characterization, such as mons, petra, etc.) and specific constituent elements (characterized by form, such as cingulus, or purpose, such as guard). We have restricted the list to those elements that appear associated with an adjective of colour, and the result is a catalogue of twenty-five terms (with their Latin and Romance variants): "balteus, cher, collum, coma, costa, cotalus, gurgus, lapis, mons, pascua, petra, pinna, podium, pratum, ripa, roca, rupis, saxum, serra, silva, spelunca, spina, terra, terrarium and vallis". These forms have been crossed with the possible denominations of the different colours, including both the genuinely Latin terms and the words usual in Catalan, the Romance language of reference in our case. In order to facilitate the processing of the data, the results of this cross-linking have been grouped meo a series of tables established from what we generally consider basic colours: whne, black, red, green; these have been complemented with those colours more difficult to establish: yellow, brown, grey, pink and blue. In this regard, we should point out that they are not ali the possible colours, bue only the ones that appear in our documentation and refer to elements of the landscape. A sample of the registered examples is given for each case. The conclusions we have reached are somewhat surprising, since they reveal a paradox (especially if we consider it from a modern point of view): despite the fact that colour is a representative element of the landscape; its manifestation is very limited. Most of the time, colours is not considered by itself, but in the sense that it provides a distinguishing element between equal referents and, therefore, with scarce desire far precision as far as the characterization of the colour itself is concerned., [ES] El color es uno de los elementos que mejor definen los paisajes, aunque no puede ser analizado en abstracto, sino asociado a un elemento. Sobre la base de este principio, el presente trabajo tiene por objetivo identificar y definir los adjetivos de color que se emplean con los elementos paisajisticos en los documentos latinos medievales escritos en Cataluña entre los s. IX y XII e integrados en la base de datos CODOLCAT. Concretamente se ha limitado la investigación a los elementos del paisaje terrestre y se ha establecido una lista de 25 de sus designaciones que aparecen en ellos asociadas a un adjetivo de color: "balteus, cher, collum, coma, costa, cotalus, gurgus, lapis, mons, pascua, petra, pinna, podium, pratum, ripa, roca, rupis, saxum, serra, silva, spelunca, spina, terra, terrarium y vallis". En diversas tablas se muestran los colores con los que establece relación cada uno de esos sustantivos, que pueden ser los cuatro básicos: blanco, negro, rojo y verde, u otros más difíciles de establecer: amarillo, marrón, gris, rosa y azul. Las conclusiones obtenidas son, en parte, sorprendentes, pues revelan una paradoja, especialmente desde un punto de vista moderno: a pesar de que el color es un elemento muy representativo del paisaje, su manifestación en esos textos es muy limitada. La mayor parte de las veces el color no es considerado por sí mismo, sino en tanto en cuanto proporciona un elemento distintivo para referentes iguales, y, en consecuencia, hay poco interés por conseguir la precisión en lo que respecta a la pura caracterización del color., Es te trabajo ha sido elaborado en el seno del equipo del "Glossarium Mediae Latinitatis Cataloniae", beneficiario del proyecto "Informatización del Glossarium Mediae Latinitatis Cataloniae (8)", subproyectos "Ampliación y de sarrollo de la base de datos "Corpus Documentale Latinum Cataloniae" (CODOLCAT) (2)" (FFI2016-77831-C2-l-P) y "Redacción del Glossarium Mediae Latinitatis Cataloniae (GMLC) (2)" (FFI2016-77831-C2-2-P), así como de la red de excelencia "Corpus Documentale Latinum Hispaniarum (CODOLHISP)" (FFI2016-81889-REDT), sufragados por el Ministerio de Economía, Industria y Competitividad, y beneficiario, asimismo, del reconocimiento como Grupo de Investigación Consolidado (2017SGR553) de la Generalitat de Cataluña y de las ayudas del Institut d'Estudis Catalans (PUAI1985) y de la Union Académique Internationale.
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31. Aplicación de un método visual para la estimación de la vida útil de la carne de cordero embandejada
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Bello, J. M., Pérez, C., Lavín, Paz, Mesas, A., Alonso, V., Beltrán, J. A., Mantecón, Ángel R., Ruiz Mantecón, Ángel [0000-0001-8499-4505], and Lavín González, M. Paz [0000-0003-4311-6874]
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Ageing ,Meat ,Corderos ,Lamb ,Color ,Colours ,Carne ,Durabilidad - Abstract
6 páginas.- Trabajo presentado al: . XIX Congreso Internacional y XLIII Nacional de la Sociedad Española de Ovinotecnia y Caprinotecnia SEOC. Zaragoza (España), 19-21 septiembre 2018. Con el objetivo de obtener un sistema visual subjetivo para valorar el color y el grado de oxidación de la carne de cordero en condiciones de atmósfera controlada, y que se pudiera utilizar a bajo coste en condiciones comerciales, se utilizaron cortes de pierna embandejada de 108 animales alimentados con diferentes dosis de vitE (natural y sintética) en dos pruebas similares. La evaluación visual de la carne fue realizada por la misma persona a los 3,7,11 y 17 días del embandejado. Se tomaron muestras del músculo L. dorsi de los mismos animales y se analizaron el TBARS (mgMA/Kg), y los contenidos en mioglobina y metahemoglobina. Se realizó un análisis estadístico para ver posibles relaciones significativas entre el método visual subjetivo (puntación de 0 a 4) y los resultados analíticos. Se evidenciaron correlaciones significativas negativas entre las puntuaciones visuales y los días de embandejado (p
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- 2018
32. Evaluation of lamb meat using a visual appreciation method
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Bello, J. M., Pérez, C., Lavín, Paz, Mesas, A., Alonso, V., Beltrán, J. A., Mantecón, Ángel R., Ruiz Mantecón, Ángel, and Lavín González, M. Paz
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Ageing ,Meat ,Corderos ,Lamb ,Color ,Colours ,Carne ,Durabilidad - Abstract
6 páginas.- Trabajo presentado al: . XIX Congreso Internacional y XLIII Nacional de la Sociedad Española de Ovinotecnia y Caprinotecnia SEOC. Zaragoza (España), 19-21 septiembre 2018., Con el objetivo de obtener un sistema visual subjetivo para valorar el color y el grado de oxidación de la carne de cordero en condiciones de atmósfera controlada, y que se pudiera utilizar a bajo coste en condiciones comerciales, se utilizaron cortes de pierna embandejada de 108 animales alimentados con diferentes dosis de vitE (natural y sintética) en dos pruebas similares. La evaluación visual de la carne fue realizada por la misma persona a los 3,7,11 y 17 días del embandejado. Se tomaron muestras del músculo L. dorsi de los mismos animales y se analizaron el TBARS (mgMA/Kg), y los contenidos en mioglobina y metahemoglobina. Se realizó un análisis estadístico para ver posibles relaciones significativas entre el método visual subjetivo (puntación de 0 a 4) y los resultados analíticos. Se evidenciaron correlaciones significativas negativas entre las puntuaciones visuales y los días de embandejado (p
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- 2018
33. Lights and colours: Science, Techniques and Surveillance for the Future – 4th IC3EM 2020, Caparica, Portugal.
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Lodeiro, Carlos and Capelo-Martínez, José Luis
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COLOR - Abstract
• Special Issue on 4th IC3EM 2020. • Science, Techniques, Surveillance. • The importance of Science. • Fluorescent dyes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2020
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34. Seville City Hall Chapter Room ceiling decoration
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Jose Luis Perez-Rodriguez, L.K. Herrera, M. C. Jiménez de Haro, M.D. Robador, Adrian Duran, P. Gimena, and Universidad de Sevilla. Departamento de Construcciones Arquitectónicas II (ETSIE)
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Pigments ,colour ,pigmentos ,pigments ,stone ,Gilding ,media_common.quotation_subject ,Dolomite ,Color ,Mineralogy ,Ceiling (cloud) ,Mortero ,Colour ,Pigmentos ,Coffer ,General Materials Science ,Vermilion ,Dorado ,Gold leaf ,gilding ,media_common ,Piedra ,Azurite ,mortero ,Stone ,Building and Construction ,Art ,Archaeology ,color ,Mortar ,Mechanics of Materials ,visual_art ,mortar ,visual_art.visual_art_medium ,Colours ,piedra ,Rosary ,orado - Abstract
13 páginas, 8 figuras, 2 tablas., [ES] El objetivo de este trabajo es el estudio de diferentes aspectos, como el color, la composición química y las fases mineralógicas presentes en los diferentes materiales que forman la ornamentación del techo de la Sala Capitular del Ayuntamiento de Sevilla, mediante métodos físicos y químicos. Nuestros resultados muestran que el dorado fue realizado sobre una capa de bol previamente depositada sobre una lámina de blanco de plomo que cubría un estrato de calcita. Posteriormente, y probablemente debido a alteraciones en el dorado original, el techo fue de nuevo dorado usando una técnica similar. En el siglo XIX, casi todo el techo, excepto las zonas con inscripciones, fue blanqueado usando una mezcla de calcita y blanco de plomo. Se empleó plata para cubrir la espada del rey Juan I (casetón 27). Finísimas láminas de oro se usaron para decorar los atributos reales: coronas, cinturones, cetros, espadas y rosarios. En diferentes partes de la decoración fueron detectados pigmentos como azurita, malaquita, bermellón y negro de humo. La composición del mortero de la estructura era a base de cal y dolomita molida., [EN] The present article describes a chemical and physical study of the colour, chemical composition and mineral phases of the decorative materials in the Seville City Hall Chapter House ceiling. The findings showed that the inner most layer of material, calcite, was covered with white lead, in turn concealed under a layer of gilded bole. The ceiling underwent re-gilding, also over bole, due in all likelihood to wear on the original gold leaf. In the nineteenth century, the entire ceiling with the exception of the inscriptions was whitewashed with calcite and white lead. Silver was employed on King John I’s sword (coffer 27). Gold leaf was used to adorn the royal attributes: crowns, belts, sceptres, swords and rosary beads. The high reliefs were likewise gilded. The pigments identified on the ceiling adornments included azurite, malachite, vermilion and gas black. A lime and ground dolomite mortar was used throughout.
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- 2010
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35. Composition of pigments and colour changes in green table olives related to processing type
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Beatriz Gandul-Rojas, Eva Ramírez, Lourdes Gallardo-Guerrero, Manuel Brenes, Concepción Romero, Comisión Interministerial de Ciencia y Tecnología, CICYT (España), and Junta de Andalucía
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Chlorophyll ,Polyphenol oxidase ,Color ,Chlorophyll pigments ,Analytical Chemistry ,chemistry.chemical_compound ,Pigment ,Olea ,Botany ,Food science ,Catechol oxidase ,Carotenoid ,Table olives ,chemistry.chemical_classification ,biology ,Pheophytins ,food and beverages ,o-Diphenol oxidation ,General Medicine ,Carotenoids ,chemistry ,Polyphenol ,Fruit ,visual_art ,biology.protein ,visual_art.visual_art_medium ,Composition (visual arts) ,Oxidation-Reduction ,Colours ,Catechol Oxidase ,Food Science - Abstract
36 páginas, 2 tablas, 4 figuras, Brownish colourations in Natural green table olives (non-treated with alkali) make this product less attractive to consumers than Spanish-style green table olives (treated with alkali), which develop a more appreciated bright golden-yellow colour. These colour differences were studied in relation to changes in the composition of chlorophyll and carotenoid pigments, as well as polyphenolic compounds and polyphenol oxidase enzyme (PPO) activity. Natural green olives showed a different chlorophyll profile than Spanish-style. However, all the chlorophyll pigments formed in both processing types were Mg-free derivatives (mostly pheophytins) with similar colourations, ranging from grey to green brownish. In the carotenoid fraction no appreciable differences were found between both processing types. The fruit’s brownish colour was mainly due to polymeric substances with a size of >1000 daltons and polyphenolic nature, resulting from an enzymatic oxidation by PPO of the o-diphenolic compounds present in the fresh fruits., This work was supported by the “Comisión Interministerial de Ciencia y Tecnología (CICYT-EU Spanish Government) under projects AGL-2009-07512 and AGL 2012-39714/ALI, and Junta de Andalucía through financial support to groups AGR 148-2011 and AGR-125, partially financed by European Regional Development Funds. ER thanks MINECO for her FPI fellowship. We thank Sergio Alcañiz for technical assistance. BGR and LGG are members of the IBERCAROT Network, funded by CYTED (ref. 112RT0445).
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- 2015
36. Estudio de los factores que gobiernan la coloración de los esmaltes cerámicos
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L. Fuentes, A. Garcia, and H. Camacho
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Pigments ,Materials science ,Metallurgy ,Mineralogy ,modelos numéricos ,numeric models ,Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering ,Ceramic glaze ,law.invention ,color ,lcsh:TP785-869 ,Pigmentos ,lcsh:Clay industries. Ceramics. Glass ,Mechanics of Materials ,law ,visual_art ,colours ,Ceramics and Composites ,Inorganic pigments ,visual_art.visual_art_medium ,sense organs ,Ceramic ,Zircon - Abstract
To obtain the usual colours in ceramic decoration several ceramic pigments formed by pure oxides and mixtures of different structures as spinels, zircon, badeleyite...were used. This study focussed in the physics principles that the mixtures of pigment must satisfy to determine the resulting colours. Six pigments were selected to obtain the maximum possible combinations to validate the superposition effects when the pigments are similar and the multi-dispersion effects when the pigments are dissimilar in the spectrum.Para obtener toda la gama de colores habituales en la decoración cerámica se usan los pigmentos cerámicos, los cuales están formados por óxidos y mezclas de los mismos formando diferentes tipos de estructuras específicas espinelas, circones, badeleyita etc., que se pueden tener por separados o mezclados en busca del color que se quiere lograr. El presente estudio enfoca su atención en el cumplimiento de los principios físicos que cumplen los pigmentos al ser mezclados para la determinación del color resultante. Se escogen seis pigmentos de manera que se tengan la mayoría de las combinaciones posibles y se observa la validez de la superposición para pigmentos cercanos en el espectro luminoso y el mayor efecto de la multidispersión para pigmentos lejanos en dicho espectro.
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37. Efecto de la inclusión de flores de lúpulo en la dieta de corderos en cebo sobre la ingestión, el rendimiento y la evolución del color de la carne
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Blanco, Carolina, Bodas, Raúl, Andrés, Sonia, Casado, D., Cayetano, J. A., Tejido, María L., López, Secundino, Giráldez, Francisco Javier, Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología (México), European Commission, Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (España), and Junta de Castilla y León
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Lúpulo ,Aantioxidantes ,Hops ,Color ,Meat quality ,Colours ,Antioxidants ,Calidad de carne - Abstract
5 páginas, 2 tablas.--XXXIX Congreso Nacional y XV Internacional de la Sociedad Española de Ovinotecnia y Caprinotecnia (SEOC): 231-235 (2014), [EN] Forty merino lambs fed with total mixed rations were used to assess the effect of different proportions of hop flowers (0 %, CONTROL; 0.15 %, LUP15; 0.30 %, LUP30; 0.60 %, LUP60), on feed intake, animal performance and the evolution of meat colour under retail display. The animals were slaughtered when they reached 27 kg body weight. Feed intake, average daily gain and feed to gain ratio were similar for all groups (P>0.10). Long periods under simulated retail display (8 days refrigerated at 4 ºC, 12 h illumination) of longissimus lumborum muscle revealed a significant lower of L* and h* of hop fed animals (P, [ES] Cuarenta corderos de raza Merina (14.6 kg PV inicial), divididos en 4 grupos experimentales, fueron alimentados con una ración completa (Control) o enriquecida con flores de lúpulo (Humulus lupulus L.) en 0,15 (LUP15), 0,30 (LUP30) y 0,60 % (LUP60) para evaluar su efecto sobre el rendimiento productivo (ingestión diaria, ganancia media diaria e índice de conversión) y la calidad de la carne (evolución del color). Los animales se sacrificaron a los 27 kg de PV. Se estudió la evolución del color de la carne del músculo longissimus lumborum (LL) durante 8 días de refrigeración (4 ºC). La adición de flores de lúpulo a la dieta no influyó en la ingestión ni en el índice de conversión (P>0,05), pero sí afectó al color de la carne, disminuyendo la luminosidad y el tono. Este efecto, no obstante, no mostró una relación lineal con la proporción de flores de lúpulo utilizada y podría guardar relación con las diferencias observadas en la ganancia diaria de peso., Proyecto CYCIT (AGL2010-19094) Intramural CSIC (201240E105). Carolina Blanco es beneficiaria de un contrato predoctoral de la Junta de Castilla y León y el Fondo Social Europeo. Maria Luisa Tejido es beneficiaria de un contrato JAE-doc financiado por el CSIC bajo el programa ‘Junta de Ampliación de Estudios’ (CSIC- Fondo Social Europeo). Jorge Adalberto Cayetano es beneficiario de una beca CONACYT (Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología) financiada por el Gobierno Federal de México.
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- 2014
38. Seville City Hall Chapter Room ceiling decoration
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Durán, Adrián, Robador, M. D., Jiménez de Haro, María del Carmen, Herrera Quintero, Liz K., Gimena, P., and Pérez-Rodríguez, José Luis
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Pigments ,Mortar ,Pigmentos ,Piedra ,Gilding ,Color ,Stone ,Dorado ,Mortero ,Colours - Abstract
13 páginas, 8 figuras, 2 tablas. [ES] El objetivo de este trabajo es el estudio de diferentes aspectos, como el color, la composición química y las fases mineralógicas presentes en los diferentes materiales que forman la ornamentación del techo de la Sala Capitular del Ayuntamiento de Sevilla, mediante métodos físicos y químicos. Nuestros resultados muestran que el dorado fue realizado sobre una capa de bol previamente depositada sobre una lámina de blanco de plomo que cubría un estrato de calcita. Posteriormente, y probablemente debido a alteraciones en el dorado original, el techo fue de nuevo dorado usando una técnica similar. En el siglo XIX, casi todo el techo, excepto las zonas con inscripciones, fue blanqueado usando una mezcla de calcita y blanco de plomo. Se empleó plata para cubrir la espada del rey Juan I (casetón 27). Finísimas láminas de oro se usaron para decorar los atributos reales: coronas, cinturones, cetros, espadas y rosarios. En diferentes partes de la decoración fueron detectados pigmentos como azurita, malaquita, bermellón y negro de humo. La composición del mortero de la estructura era a base de cal y dolomita molida. [EN] The present article describes a chemical and physical study of the colour, chemical composition and mineral phases of the decorative materials in the Seville City Hall Chapter House ceiling. The findings showed that the inner most layer of material, calcite, was covered with white lead, in turn concealed under a layer of gilded bole. The ceiling underwent re-gilding, also over bole, due in all likelihood to wear on the original gold leaf. In the nineteenth century, the entire ceiling with the exception of the inscriptions was whitewashed with calcite and white lead. Silver was employed on King John I’s sword (coffer 27). Gold leaf was used to adorn the royal attributes: crowns, belts, sceptres, swords and rosary beads. The high reliefs were likewise gilded. The pigments identified on the ceiling adornments included azurite, malachite, vermilion and gas black. A lime and ground dolomite mortar was used throughout.
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- 2010
39. Archaeometric study of bricks from the ancient defence walls around the town of Pavia in northern Italy
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Veniale, F., Maccabruni, C., Lodola, S., López-Galindo, A., Nicola, C., and Setti, M.
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Chemical compositions ,colour ,composición química ,Pavia, colour ,Pavía ,murallas romanas españolas ,color ,Bricks ,lcsh:TA401-492 ,TA401-492 ,ladrillos ,Pavia ,chemical composition ,lcsh:Materials of engineering and construction. Mechanics of materials ,Roman Spanish walls ,Materials of engineering and construction. Mechanics of materials ,Colours - Abstract
19 pages, 7 figures., A study was conducted on bricks sampled from the defence walls around the historic town of Pavia (northern Italy) erected during Roman (uncertain) and “Spanish” sixteenth-seventeenth centuries) times. An analysis of colour, macro- and micro-chemical composition, mineralogical clusters and structural-textural features showed that similar raw materials were used in the manufacture of these bricks, although certain variations were identified: particle size is finer in Roman bricks, while the “Spanish” version contains ground carbonate and “chamotte” additives. The “Spanish” bricks, fired at lower temperatures, are more porous. The wide range of firing temperatures used to make “Spanish” bricks was very likely related to the intended use. The sporadic presence of maghemite is discussed in the context of the atmosphere prevailing in the kilns. The “Spanish” bricks are lighter in colour as a result of their carbonate content and lower firing temperature. These characteristics, which affect the weather resistance of the different types of brick, should be taken into account in restoration work. Keywords: bricks, Roman Spanish walls, Pavia, colour, chemical composition. (*) Dipartimento di Scienze della Terra, University of Pavia (Italia). (**) Instituto Andaluz de Ciencias de la Tierra – CSIC, University of Granada (España). (***) Dipartimento di Scienze dell’Antichità, University of Pavia (Italia). (•) Present address: Dipartimento scienze della Terra, University of Milan (Italia). Persona de contacto/Corresponding author: setti@crystal.unipv.it, The authors are indebted to Dr. Donata Vicini, Director of the Civic Museum of Pavia, for her help with the historical documentation, and to Dr. Federico Carò (Department of Earth Sciences, University of Pavia) for his assistance with computer imaging. Conversations with Dr. Giuseppe Cultrone (Department of Mineralogy and Petrology, University of Granada, Spain) led to distinct improvements in the manuscript. An anonimous reviewer improved our english.
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- 2006
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