Industries include the first steel-rolling mill of eastern Africa, a copper smeltery, plywood and tobacco factories, and a grain-conditioning plant.
Here, we introduce a new HEA design approach that is based on compositionally conditioning the grain boundaries instead of the bulk.
Specific humidity, mass of water vapour in a unit mass of moist air, usually expressed as grams of vapour per kilogram of air, or, in air conditioning, as grains per pound.
Conditioning also raises the grain of the wood.
The experimental design was a 2 × 3 factorial arrangement of treatments evaluating two grain types (maize and sorghum) and three conditioning temperatures (60, 75 and 90 °C).
The hydrothermally produced and/or extraterrestrially imported carbon molecules would have been a source of carbon and energy for organotrophs and even may have contributed to the formation of the molecule-thick conditioning layers around the volcanic grains.
Before milling, the wheat is passed into conditioning bins to produce uniform moisture content throughout the grain.
Proper conditioning of the austenite by deformation either refines the austenitic grains or generates a dislocation substructure that is inherited to the martensite structure.
Before this time the genetic changes conditioning a lack of shattering and/or the mutations leading to thicker grains had not been selected.
Differences among the four conditioning treatments were not significant for maize damage score, height, stalk lodging, number of ears harvested, grain yield and number of emerged Striga plants.
Skeptics have long dismissed Dr. Pepperberg's successes with Alex as a subtle form of conditioning — no deeper philosophically than teaching a pigeon to peck at a moving spot by bribing it with grain.
