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Even the more serious parts of "Bonk" are aerated by authorial stunts.
A number of composting techniques are available in developing countries in Asia, such as household bins, windrows or piles that are aerated with poles and turned with front-loaders or simple spades, and in-vessel or enclosed systems (drums and agitated bed technologies or any technical system enclosed in a building require complex equipment) (Eawag Sandec 2008).
Once the alveoli are aerated, breathing needs less effort and distress symptoms may diminish.
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Lightning will only strike when we are aerating.
Additionally, continuous fermentations were aerated or not aerated, and fed with sterilized and non-sterilized media.
All bulking agent and aeration treatments were aerated in duplicate under passive and active regimes.
S. pneumoniae cells were grown in Todd-Hewitt medium containing 0.5% yeast extract without aeration but were aerated for 2 hours at room temperature before measurement.
It is aerated with all sentient beings, so aerated that there's no solidity at all.
The lab-scale reactor was aerated by using a fine bubble aerator and operated in a fill-draw mode.
However, the fermented mash should still be aerated in some manner, possibly with an aquarium air pump and an aeration stone.
The batter - tempura, honey, vodka and beer - should be aerated in a soda siphon.
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