Sentence examples for moisture released from inspiring English sources

The warmer air carries more moisture, released when clouds rise over the land.

Cook over a medium heat until the tomatoes break down, turn pulpy and any moisture released during cooking has evaporated - you should be left with an almost chutney-like consistency.

It works by measuring something called evapotranspiration, or the amount of moisture released by plants into the air.

Scientists measured the heat and moisture released by 13 African and Asian elephants and found that their skin effectively opens up at air temperatures as low as 10°C to 12°C, allowing them to perspire.

The moisture released from the pot creates a hot steamy atmosphere for the food to simmer in".

When roots cannot keep pace with the amount of moisture released into the atmosphere through pores in the leaves, it results in an unhealthy deficit of water in the xylem.

This is the way a product interacts with the mouth, as defined more specifically by a host of related sensations, from dryness to gumminess to moisture release.

Everything about products like Doritos and Dr Pepper, from mouth feel to "moisture release" to the not-too-big flavors designed to make you want more, but not bore you into feeling that you've had enough, is carefully crafted to "create the greatest amount of crave".

The residual moisture releases at temperatures range of 25 100 °C.

Via the condensation process, moisture releases latent heat which becomes an energy source for the rapid development of cumulus convection.

The hydrogenated oil encapsulated acids, designed to release acid at 51 55 °C, did not produce crumbly texture or moisture release.