用redder造句子，“redder”造句

A decreased frequency is equivalent to a longer, or redder, wavelength. This is gravitational redshift.

A duck farmer in Shijiazhuang said the more red material put in the forage, the redder the yolks laid by the ducks.

Then the climbing got steeper, the sun got redder, and pretty soon I began to see patches of snow in the shade of some rocks.

Her cheeks redder than usual, mother swatted dad for laughing.

The larger the dot, the redder the light it absorbs; the smaller, conversely, the bluer.

That is why some people have noticed skin tends to get a little bit redder in the shadow areas.

The 2-millimeter-tall polyp, which forms vast coral reefs in the Caribbean Sea, holes up in its Marine fortress and waits for the moon to shift from its usual blue hue to a redder glow.

They were redder in body than corals; Their figure was like sapphire.

The redder tones are caused when people are flush with blood, particularly if the blood has lots of oxygen in it.

Thy mouth is redder than the feet of those who tread the wine in the winepress.

Now a team of plant physiologists has developed a way to make lettuce darker and redder-and therefore healthier-using ultraviolet light-emitting diodes (LEDs).

The pomegranate flowers that blossom in the gardens of Tyre and are redder than roses are not so red.

He was a beady-eyed prober, like the foxes he loved or his favourite whippet, Pluto, whose long-legged grace often appeared in his paintings as counterpoint to some fatter, redder human shape.

The red forms will tend to be redder in peat and under brighter light.