Sentence examples for evaporated up from inspiring English sources

Enthralled, he'd watch the chitin burn up, endlessly delighted by the hellish smell scorched lives give off, until the smoke evaporated up his nostrils and his slaver ran out.

Solutions of lithium nitrate, manganese-II nitrate, and citric acid (all of analytical grade) of approx. 1 M concentration have been analyzed with the four significant digits accuracy, mixed using calibrated pipettes in the 1.05:2:6 ratio, and evaporated up to a resin state (80 °C).

The d-spacing corresponding to the first peak in this case was 100 130 nm (lattice constant 115 150 nm) for 17 wt% copolymer solutions evaporating up to 100 s.

"And so I know by Newton's first law of physics, if it evaporates up, what goes up must come down, has got to come down in the form of rain.

It doesn't even need basting; the flavor will keep evaporating up its rectum all by itself.

As it rests quietly in its cask the maturing cognac slowly evaporates, giving up about 3% of its volume a year into the atmosphere, which the French poetically term, "The Angels Sharee".

Each fraction was evaporated and taken up in DMSO Water (50 50) and MeOH Chloroform (50 50) for LC-MS analysis.

Recombination at the Al2O3laserdoped p+ surface is found to exceed that of equivalently-doped p+ silicon from furnace diffused boron, while contact resistivity to vacuum evaporated Al is up to two orders of magnitude less than screen-printed, fired Al.

Rain alone contributed 300 400 mm of water input to these channels over three years, but water content responses were only detected for 36% of the rain events at 10 cm depth, indicating that much of the rain water was either quickly evaporated or taken up by plants.

Administration officials said earlier this month that three quarters of the oil has either been dispersed, dissolved, burned off, skimmed up, evaporated or directly recaptured.

Daily groundwater uptake seemed to be large, but taking into account that the period of analyses was very hot and moisture from the soil profile had been already lost (evaporated or taken up by roots) before July, the data seem to be acceptable.