Mix it with the glue to form a loose, gluey substance.
Mr. Brown is a self-identified libertine, his music happily sexual, his mood loose and substance-altered.
The universe is a nearly empty and almost uneventful expanse, a thin, loose web of substance and occurrence over gigantic tracts of darkness, of nothing we can see.
Finding that ground grain (a dry, loose, hard and bland substance) mixed into a rough porridge with water could be transformed into a flavourful, puffy, moist mass that was crisp on the outside, simply by placing it near a fire, was an extraordinary discovery.
If you do hit rock bottom, and the bottom consists of a loose sand / clay-like substance, there is a possibility you might get stuck there.
Living to nearly 90, she created her own legends of style and substance -- dragging loose-living trappers and hunters into the church she built and using her Paris gowns as shrouds to bury cholera victims.
In case of highly monolith particles, this value tends towards bulk positron lifetime of corresponding substance, while in more loose media, it remains higher.
They fear it will restrict freedom of speech even where its substance is not illegal, and the loose definition of "British values" risks leaving large and potentially chilling areas of uncertainty.
Using this product is especially important when working with a new fiberglass component, as it is necessary to remove the release agent the substance used to pry the component loose from its mold.
However, regarding moisture-transport performance properties researchers argue that bamboo fiber has a larger moisture regain capability than other natural fibers such as cotton because of its loose structure and existence of disordered non-cellulose substances (Li et al. 2010).
