Sentence examples for detergent powder from inspiring English sources

"He is more detergent powder than a political man," sniffs an elderly journalist in Varanasi.

The study demonstrated the potential of an electronic nose as a fast, effective and feasible method to detect detergent powder in raw milk.

It investigates how the size of detergent powder spray dried in a swirl counter-current tower responds to changes in the air flow.

In this study, an artificial olfactory machine (electronic nose) was developed based on eight metal oxide semiconductor sensors (MOS) and its ability to detect the presence of detergent powder in raw milk was investigated.

The dossier also features photographs of materials found on a fishing trawler the gunmen took to Mumbai, including a bottle of Mountain Dew soda packaged in Karachi, pistols bearing the markings of a gun manufacturer in Peshawar, and Pakistani-made items such as a matchbox, detergent powder and shaving cream.

It cannot seem forced because you are anyway trying to create a world and make people believe in that world that you are showing and if you are holding a packet of detergent powder and advertising that in a movie through your character it doesn't make sense unless it's part of the screenplay.

Sodium dodecyl-benzenesulfonate is an industrially important anionic surfactant, used in detergent powders and other cleaning products.

The companies formed the cartel after working on methods to reduce the weight of detergent powders and to reduce waste from boxes and bags through the Association for Soaps, Detergents and Maintenance Products, a trade association that includes other major home products companies.

This work uses a combination of two magnetic resonance imaging techniques to produce quantitative 1-D water profiles showing the in situ drying of a single drop of an industrial surfactant based mixture, which is used during the manufacture of detergent powders by spray drying.

Soaps and detergents include soaps, detergent bars, detergent powders and scourers.

According to Patterson (1997), laundry detergent powders provide up to 40% of Na+ in wastewater.