Drowning, suffocation by immersion in a liquid, usually water.
The cleansing can also be undergone by immersion in a natural body of water.
Nylon is sensitized in bulk by immersion in a solution of acetone containing the sensitizing agent.
At a prescribed date, the bones are collected and disposed of by burial or by immersion in a river.
In 1862, when she was thirty-two, she was baptized, by immersion, in a brook near her parents' house, and she became a pious evangelical Christian.
Alternatively, the fabric can be treated with a solution of the diazo component before diazotization, followed by immersion in a solution of the coupling component; this process was patented in 1887.
True doublets may be detected by immersion in a liquid with an index of refraction nearly the same as that of the gem fragments; the layer of cement will appear as a dark line.
The resulting porous layer was removed by immersion in a 1 M KOH solution for several minutes.
Briefly, the coupons were cleaned in 18% HCl, which was then neutralized by immersion in a saturated sodium bicarbonate solution.
Membranes were prepared by solution casting, followed by immersion in a non-solvent bath.
Within those craters the electrochemical behaviour of each specific layer was analysed by immersion in a chloride solution.
