Sentence examples for melt which is from inspiring English sources
When you kill a hog, you always look at the "melt," which is a strip of fat over the guts.
Ninety percent of the lake water comes from glacier melt, which is brought by several large streams from the surrounding Himalaya mountains.
The announcement of the latest annual results from monitoring in nine mountain ranges on four continents comes as doubts have been cast on how much climate scientists have exaggerated the problem of glacier melt, which is seen as a leading indicator of how much the planet is heating up.
(Makes about 1.25kg sausages) 1.15kg minced kid or lamb 2 garlic cloves, crushed well 1 tbsp salt ½ tsp hot paprika 1 tsp ground black pepper 1 tsp ground cumin 1 tsp ground coriander 3 tbps cold water 3 tbsp harissa Approx two meters of salted sheep casings Try to keep the meat around 0C-4C (aboutout 8C, the fat begins to melt, which is not good for the finished sausage texture).
Further, this resulted into high contact angles of the polycarbonate melt, which is desirable for injection molding.
Preparation of interconnected cells, however, relies on the coalescence of gas bubbles in the melt, which is unpredictable.
PBSU exhibited two melting endotherms in the DSC traces upon heating to the melt, which was ascribed to the melting and recrystallization mechanism.
They estimated the trace element composition of the basal magma ocean using partition coefficients between Mg-perovskite and melt, which were experimentally determined at the uppermost lower-mantle pressures (Corgne et al. 2005).
The sol gel derived calcium silicate powder was homogenized with an oligomeric Camphene melt, which was used as a novel porogen, and spherical-shaped microparticulates were obtained by an oil-in-water emulsion method.
Some politicians now even argue, conveniently, that the chief culprit in years to come will not be fishing fleets, but climate change: glaciers are melting, which is reducing the ocean's salinity, which in turn is starting to cause a drop in plankton, depriving fish of a key food.
The diagonal ascent stage indicates that an increase in the current is necessary for the subsequent melting, which is called stable melting.
