More forceful heating of the acidic solution at 180 °C led to double decarboxylation and the formation of 4,4′-dicarboxy-2,2′-bipyridine 4,4′-dicarboxy-2,2′-bipyridine 4,4′-dicarboxy-2,2′-bipyridine 4,4′-dicarboxy-2,2′-bipyridine.
Okra holds its own under forceful heat, while a meek flame will melt it into a swamp of goo.
You can find Mexican chorizo, which has a finer texture and forceful heat, and sometimes Portuguese chorizo, which is softer.
Peng Guoliang worked the bellows, each forceful squeeze heating up the fire in the stove.
According to the above analysis, the unique significant difference between samples A and B is whether the heating-induced intense convection is present or not, so it is convincing to ascribe the reason of the much higher SWCNT alignment density on sample B to the heating-induced intense convection process, and thus it is forceful to say heating can enhance the DEP process.
Mirchi's other point of departure is forceful spicing, with occasionally very high heat (the word mirchi means hot, as in chilies).
It relied on his "originalist" interpretation of the U.S. Constitution and employed forceful rhetoric as clever as it was heated.
The Miami Heat dealt the Nets a blow so forceful, so profoundly humiliating, it might have knocked them right back into the doldrums of December.
Nadia Boulanger's forceful "Couteau" (1922) preceded Susan Botti's excellent "Business of Some Heat," which is a parlando setting, with percussion and piano, of a section of "Othello" (from the singer/composer's 1995 "Telaio: Desdemona").
Things heat up, though, when she starts to speak the truth — forceful, resilient, exposed.
Finally, forceful respiration results in increased sympathetic innervation and glucose consumption in intercostal muscle, generating heat that dissipates to lung tissue and warms circulating blood in the pulmonary capillaries.
