Sentence examples for fine vapour from inspiring English sources
Alan Stevenson wrote: "The effect of the jet d'eau was at times extremely beautiful, the water being so broken as to form a snow-white and opaque pillar, surrounded by a fine vapour in which, during sunshine, beautiful rainbows were observed ".
Obviously, the water vapour is fine.
Gases detected from the heating of this fine-grained material included water vapour, carbon dioxide, oxygen and sulphur dioxide.
In order to explain the extremely rapid production of water vapour that can then occur, "fine fragmentation" of the molten metal must take place.
The explanation of what the vapour enshrouds is best left to Conrad's finest statement about the fundamental truth of fiction, published in the New York Times Saturday Review on August 2 1901: Fiction, at the point of development at which it has arrived, demands from the writer a spirit of scrupulous abnegation.
The vapour condensation produced by the WPTA greatly improve the agglomeration among fine particles and subsequent removal.
Compared to the H2S/CO2-saturated brine environment, the vapour-saturated H2S/CO2 environment was beneficial for the formation of fine crystals on a nano-scale because of the difference in the kinetics of crystal formation in corrosion environments.
The addition of water vapour also accelerated the development of internal oxidation in the form of fine spinel precipitates dispersed in the chromium depleted matrix.
The four metals with high vapour pressures are prepared by mixing R2O3 (R = samarium, europium, thulium, and ytterbium) with fine chips of lanthanum metal and placing the mixture in the bottom of a tall tantalum crucible.
Supersonic quenching of magnesium vapour plays a pivotal role in the carbothermal reduction process for magnesium and the production of fine magnesium powders.
Because of the relatively high density of the bubble-chamber liquid (as opposed to vapour-filled cloud chambers), collisions producing rare reactions are more frequent and are observable in fine detail.
