Thus the urge physically to commune, melt, become part of a crowd.
Since microparticles addition dampens the natural convection considerably, convection dominated melting becomes slow.
At some point in its early history, Earth became so hot that much of the iron dispersed among the solid particles melted, became mobile, and collected to form the core.
Add the sugar, cook for four to five minutes, until it melts and becomes a semi-dark caramel, then take off the heat (it will keep cooking, so don't leave it too long).
On the horizontal axis, instead, we use a normalized temperature, (21) τ = log (1 − Θ Θ ), defined such that the melting curve becomes a sigmoid: (22) Θ = 1 1 + exp .
The "built environment," however, is characterized by impervious surfaces (surfaces that don't absorb water), so that a large portion of rainfall or snow melt becomes storm water runoff.
The range of the microscopic compositional distribution becomes wider as the starting Si concentration in the growth melt becomes larger.
How quickly the West Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets could break up and melt has become a hot topic in climate science.
Initial uneasy closeness with these queer images will melt and become a fun, playful, and titillating experience for my audience.
Online social networks (OSN) and social media have melt and become an essential part of every firm's concern.
