Sentence examples for a dryness of from inspiring English sources

xerostomia (n) A dryness of the mouth caused by insufficient production of saliva.

In the second century Galen pinned it on a dryness of the tongue.

Ms. Uchida adopted a dryness of tone, probably calculated and perhaps an acknowledgment of Mozart's own weaker and less luxurious instrument and the lessons of the early-music movement in general.

Based on heat transfer studies conducted at a single Reynolds number of about 1500 and a dryness of 29.2%, the heat exchanger effectiveness was also correlated as a function of the dryness distribution non-uniformity parameter Sx.

In " 'Our Town': Some Suggestions for the Director," Wilder writes, "It is important to maintain a continual dryness of tone, — the New England understatement of sentiment, of surprise, of tragedy".

Poe's friend Evert A. Duyckinck wrote to his brother that the lecture bored him to death and that it was "full of a ludicrous dryness of scientific phrase a mountainous piece of absurdity".

To determine the dry weight, the samples were firstly fast dried at 105°C for 30 min, and then were kept at 80°C until constant weights were reached, which indicates a complete dryness of the grains.

Through coiled restraint and an ascetic dryness of timbre, Fly makes luxury out of sparseness.

In a home humidification intervention, the authors reported a decrease in dryness of the nose and throat and improved breathing in patients with allergies [ 36].

You should also contact your doctor if your child has a period of dryness of 6 months or more but then reverts back to bedwetting.

This high flow of ambient air through the nose increased nasal resistance [ 12, 13], causing discomfort as a result of dryness of the nose and mouth [ 10].