Sentence examples for narrow container from inspiring English sources

Count on a sleek, new stainless-steel olive spoon to facilitate the task, even from a narrow container or an opaque pottery one.

"If you'd told me when I started that I would line a narrow container with Jell-o, add cornstarch, water, and black glitter, drop a piece of metal on it, then publish a paper on the results, I would have laughed at you," Lim said.

I transferred this into a narrow container and pureed it thoroughly with an immersion blender, then scraped it back into the pan.

Measure two parts of DPG to one part of fragrance into the narrow container.

A narrow container also restrains their flapping, which is important to reduce panic and mess.

Compared to controls, probable cases were less likely to wash hands with soap after defecation or urination, to use of spoon to serve food, to purify drinking water, to store water in narrow containers and to cover water containers (Table 3).

To encourage self-sowing, avoid planting the parent vegetable in grow bags or narrow containers, as this leaves the seeds very little soil surface to fall onto.

This interpretation was supported by additional experiments in which different modifications were introduced that led to non-perseverative responding, indicating that 6.5-month-old infants could detect the violation in the narrow-container test event.

After watching a familiarization event in which a ball was lowered into a wide container, the infants failed to detect the violation in a test event in which the same ball was lowered into a container only half as wide as the ball (narrow-container test event).

A household was considered to have access to treated and safely stored drinking water if any source during a visit was reported to be 1) commercially purified; or 2) disinfected in the home using Mesita Azul, boiling or chlorination, and stored in a narrow mouth container.

At the start of kelly pool, the numbered markers (commonly called or pills, and sometimes tally balls or shake balls) are placed in a specially made, narrow-necked container (called variously a, pea bottle, pill bottle, kelly bottle, tally bottle or shake bottle) which is shaken to randomly distribute them.