The processing of low-density fluffy waste-derived fuel using small-scale equipment demands special technical solutions for the core components as well as for the peripheral equipment.
They have crisp and crunch, without compromising any of their fluffy density, while a superbly fresh, meaty piece of haddock is encased in an ethereally light batter.
He went immediately to his office, took out his copies of the X-rays and then recognized a "fluffy density" that had previously not stood out among all the other anomalies in the prehistoric corpse.
Other discoveries over the years include a fluffy planet with a density less than that of cork and a planet blacker than coal.
The morphology of dust particles in the circumnucleus haloes can be rather fluffy with a material density of about 0.8 g/cm3.
As a result of extensive mechanical treatment, the Stabilat® produced is of a fluffy appearance with a low density.
(Jupiter, with its rocky core, has a density of 1.326 g/cm³.) That makes them downright "fluffy," says astrophysicist Alan Boss of the Carnegie Institution for Science in Washington, D.C. Fluffiest of all is so-called Kepler-7b, whose extreme size-to-mass ratio gives it the same density as Styrofoam.
In contrast, the five larger exoplanets turned out to have significantly lower densities, suggesting that they contained more lighter material, or "fluffy stuff" as Dressing termed it, that could include water, hydrogen, or helium.
The steamed sweet red bean bun didn't rise to fluffy lightness but matched the red bean paste in dull density.
These "fluffy particles," also picked up by other sensors, turned out to have a density less than air on Earth.
