Sentence examples for physical stirring from inspiring English sources
"This is a very different way of powering a dynamo that involves physical stirring, like stirring a bowl with a giant spoon," Dwyer said in a release from UC Santa Cruz.
But as sexual need sent me into hiding, so physical stirring drew me out to another man.
Consequently, just because of this microstructure of fibrillar silicate, we could easily split fibrillar silicate into nanoscale single crystals just by way of dissolution in polar solvent and physical stirring, and this easy separation contributes to distribute uniformly in the dental resins, thus enhancing the dental composites [ 39].
Lee also noted Pakis' burgeoning sensuality and "nascent physical stirrings" for her friend Tudo.
The Stoic idea of "first movements," those physical stirrings that marked the onset of a passion, was sometimes referred to with the phrase "first emotions of passion," as it was in a sermon preached before the queen of England in 1711 on the subject of "The government of passion" and also in Fielding's 1749 novel The History of Tom Jones Clarkee, 1738, p. 426; Fielding, 1749, Vol. 2, p. 306).
Suitable treatments such as adding dispersant, adjusting pH values, and physical means (stirring and sonication) used singly or in combination can greatly improve the dispersion stability.
This paper enlightens the physical mechanisms of stirring flows in sessile droplets actuated by oscillating EWOD with potential applications to biochemical reaction enhancement or cells handling.
"I enjoy the physical involvement of stirring, turning, poking, mashing, scraping".
Adsorption rate depends on various parameters such as stirring rate, physical properties of adsorbent, adsorbent quantity and adsorbate properties.
Through the effect of physical processes, such as stirring, the cell walls are exposed to shear stress, which leads to the release of substances with surface-active properties [12, 17].
This number depended on the shear stress level itself related to physical issues of the experimental configuration — stirring speed or vessel geometry.
