The trees are cut into chips, dried in a sawdust-powered furnace, ground into a coarse sawdust, then squeezed under intense pressure into inch-long pellets.
Physicists will use today's scans to calculate where and how long each pellet stops on its journey through me.
A long fiber pellet was developed to obtain a high aspect ratio of residual fiber after injection molding.
Several emerging technologies – such as micro-braiding, long fiber pellet and textile insert molding – that are tailored for natural fiber composite forming will be introduced.
Therefore, to test whether treatment with leptin may result in an elevated probability of second clutches we inserted long-term pellets containing either recombinant chicken leptin or placebo as a control subcutaneously into female great tits at the end of their first breeding.
This observation shows that as long as the pellets are small enough, refueling is controlled by macroscopic processes like simultaneous cooling/adsorption in the bed and the movement of the adsorption front out of the bed, rather than the molecular processes like sorption at an adsorbent site or diffusion through the adsorbent lattice.
She diligently notes the time and light conditions of owl fly-outs (the moment the birds leave for night hunting); she analyzes the contents of long-eared owl pellets (a regurgitated bolus of indigestible animal parts, including fur, feathers, bones and teeth); and she laboriously keys out the names of moths.
As long as the pellet hopper has enough fuel, most food will be a blue ribbon contender.
Long-release E2 pellets (Innovative Research of America) were implanted the day before inoculation.
Margaret's chopsticks had unearthed some gristle, about a foot long, and hard, black pellets.
In 1279 he introduced a new type of penny, with, obverse, bust of the king and, reverse, long cross with three pellets in each angle, a type that was much imitated abroad and persisted on silver until Henry VII.
