Sentence examples for measuring glass from inspiring English sources

To do this take a large liquid measuring vessel (e.g. 2C measuring glass), fill it with water to a particular point (e.g. 1C) and then scoop the food you are trying to measure into the water.

Her drawer marked "PREP" includes tools like mixing bowls, her mortar and pestle, a scale and a measuring glass, while the "COOK" drawer is full of pots and pans.

I went to Panther Coffee in Wynwood, where I witnessed a staff member drop a thing and then her coworker yelled at the customers, "You're making her nervous!" Later the same girl drank a shot of espresso from the measuring glass and didn't wash it before pouring my drink.

The remaining fetal blood in the placenta was measured by placing the free end of the cut umbilical cord in a measuring glass and elevating the placenta until all blood had been drained.

Measure liquid ingredients in a measuring glass.

Thermometers were installed in the sloped solar collector to measure glass, air, and absorption layer temperatures along the collector.

The results suggest that conventionally measured glass transitions originate from the broad amorphous gaps between lamellar stacks in these space-filling spherulitic systems.

From simulations, the χ versus concentration plot shows the same trend as the experimentally measured glass transition temperature versus concentration plot.

Measured glass transition temperatures, i.e., 11.0 °C for PI and −0.7 °C for PB are both considerably high compared with those of 1,4-microstructure-rich analogues.

To simulate this multi-barrier repository scenario in the laboratory, several tests have been performed to measure glass dissolution rates of the simulated high-level nuclear waste glass, SON68, in the presence of COx claystone at 90 °C.

Table 8 shows that the (calorimetrically measured) glass transition temperature depends strongly on the nature of the food components.