silvering การใช้

• The silvering is very tender, and anything can damage it.
• Silvering is found in other marine animals as well as fish.
• It has also been used in the process of silvering mirrors.
• This is a hazard in some formulations of chemically silvering mirrors.
• The Venetians also improved silvering by combining tin and mercury.
• The hair around the eyes and muzzle may also show signs of silvering.
• Now that half still looks like new mahogany, but the unsealed mahogany is silvering.
• Girard has silvering hair and a no-sweat way that puts others at ease.
• Most fish in the upper ocean such as sardine and herring are camouflaged by silvering.
• Silvering was put on the mirror chemically, typically by the mirror maker or user.
• The process for creating the silvering was developed by Steinheil's friend Justus Liebig.
• My former favorite aunt took one look at my silvering locks and nearly went into hysterics.
• "It's quite a landmark, " said club president Jack Silvering.
• Glass mirrors were rare until the Venetians perfected the art of casting sheet glass and silvering it.
• This silvering process was adapted for mass manufacturing and led to the greater availability of affordable mirrors.
• The silvering effect of mixed white and colored hairs can create coats that look bluish or pinkish.
• Tinted mirrors are created by silvering glass that has already been given some color, according to Heyne.
• Even the premature silvering of his hair merely served to heighten Mr . DiMaggio's air of distinction.
• John A . was a litigator, perhaps 55, with silvering hair and an air of contained kindness.
• A waxing moon has risen, silvering the evergreens and alders and throwing their ragged shadows across the road.