Sentence examples for batch ingredients from inspiring English sources
While glass was made with similar batch ingredients in closely regulated proportions, minor variations are apparent, including the probable addition of plant ash, possibly from an eastern production.
The influences of the batch ingredients and the autoclaving processes on the properties of autoclaved sand lime brick from low SiO2 content copper tailing were studied.
With little manufacturing evidence discovered so far, and limited comparative data, we cannot exclude the possibility of more than one glass production site that used well-controlled, comparable glass batch ingredients, and which engaged in active trade of raw and finished glass products.
While the production centre for the Jebel Khalid glass remains elusive, the similarity to other published Hellenistic glasses from Greek mainland sites, Rhodes, Tel Anafa in Israel, and Gordion in central Turkey, indicates a tightly controlled composition with comparable batch ingredients.
One control mixture and mixtures with different dosage of hooked end steel fibers were prepared from one batch of ingredients.
Each pot contained molten glass created by melting a batch of ingredients that included sand, soda, and lime.
The older system used a pot furnace, where ceramic pots were heated inside the furnace to melt the batch of ingredients needed to make the molten glass.
The investigated variance sources are different batches of ingredients, different samples of the same batch, different days and different positions of the sample cup in the sample drawer of the instrument.
Sanofi's problems were detected at a company vaccine plant in Swiftwater, Pa., in late March when Sanofi told the Federal Drug Administration that some batches of ingredients had failed sterility tests.
If you took the yeast from a yeast packet, be sure to save the rest for the second batch of leavening ingredients.
Remove the second batch of roasted ingredients from the oven and combine them in a large pot with the drained beans.
