Sentence examples for dry elevated from inspiring English sources

In the summer, the lower-lying rich nutritious pastures are used in the cool weather, while the dry elevated areas, preferably lichen-free and located close to the camp sites, are needed in hot weather during insect harassment, as the herd is running in circles as a protection.

Keep the splint clean, dry, and elevated.

This water is removed by vacuum drying at elevated temperature.

The freshly precipitated ACPs contain 10 20 % by weight of tightly bound water, which is removed by vacuum drying at elevated temperature (Posner and Betts 1975).

Values of the diffusion coefficient (around 10−9 m2/s) and activation energy (31 kJ/mol) are within the ranges expected for food drying at elevated temperatures.

Furthermore activated carbon was used in the removal of dyes and pigments, but the main disadvantage is activated carbon regeneration which typically involves drying at elevated temperature (He et al. 2013).

The term "green tea" refers to the product manufactured from fresh tea leaves by steaming or drying at elevated temperatures with the precaution to avoid oxidation of the polyphenolic components known as catechins.

Drying landscape inherited sharply undulating topography where elevated dry sites were populated up to a flooding episode between cal 2.5 and– 2.8 ka BP, or about 850 BC.

Both dried leaves and dried twigs showed elevated 2C DNA amounts (Fig.  3C) relative to fresh material.

Darrell Land, the panther team leader for the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, said that unlike Don Juan, this cat had shown no signs of abnormal behavior and should not be moved from the dry and slightly elevated area, ideal panther habitat.

When the heat transfer area increases about 30%, the results showed elevated dry mole fractions of hydrogen about 3% with about 30 °C rise of reformer outlet temperature.