Sentence examples for immersed to from inspiring English sources

The samples were first immersed to ethanol for 2 h, and then distilled water was gradually added to remove the ethanol.

The adsorption module operates with the silica-gel/water pair and is capable of storing the thermal energy received from the hot water of the storage tank where it is immersed, to give it back later as adsorption heat.

When CPE isolates evolve to MDR, clinical therapy would be immersed to serious situation.

After 5 min, the strips were immersed to note the visible change between water contaminated with simply bacteria and samples contaminated with metal and bacteria.

The assumption of four different standing postures indeed significantly affected the participants' PWB while immersed to the anterior superior iliac spine level.

After 5 min sonication, the sample (600 μL) was placed in a cylindrical probe (4 mm ID × 4 cm height); an optical probe (OptiSens Instruments) is immersed to the geometrical center of the colloidal suspension to record the temperature in the farther point from the thermal exchanges at the surface.

In this process, the press-formed green bricks are hot-dried at 180 °C to dehydrate gypsum (CaSO4·2H2O) into semi-hydrated gypsum (CaSO4·0.5H2O), and then water-immersed to in situ recrystallize gypsum (CaSO4·2H2O) crystals, and finally air-dried naturally to obtain the non-fired brick products.

Application of the method to the response of a two-dimensional immersed shell to a weak acoustical excitation is then exposed: the proposed test-case corresponds to the design of immersed structures subjected to underwater explosions, which is of paramount importance in naval shipbuilding.

The effective thermal conductivity is defined as a function of phase volume fraction and thermal properties and is used to calculate the heat transfer coefficient from immersed tube to fluidized beds.

And continuity of care was also recognised in Canadian research on the rewards of general practice, in addition to 'having relationships with patients and their families' and 'being an immersed witness to the human condition' [ 70].

In this sense, nature is not only irrational or otherwise defined in opposition to a symbolically and spatially codified city, but represents the original context in which humankind is immersed and to which it innately belongs.