Sentence examples for process of boiling from inspiring English sources

Outside, a process of boiling, brushing, pan-searing and baking creates a skin with the crust and chew of a hot pretzel.

The process of boiling the wheat berries dissolves some of the soluble vitamins and minerals in the outer bran layers of the seeds, but these nutrients are absorbed back into the endosperm of the grain during cooking.

For years the company bought raw cane sugar at the government-supported price of 22.5 cents a pound and transformed it, through a process of boiling and filtering, into refined sugar it sold for about 27 cents a pound.

We selected the process of boiling with water for our study because water is the most easily and widely available solvent and because it is commonly used for detoxification of several other drugs.

Distillation, meaning the process of boiling liquids to separate the compounds and water from alcohol, was most likely introduced to the Scotti residing in Argyll by Irish clerics sometime after the midpoint of the Middle Ages, 1100-1300 A.D. The Christian monks had crossed the Irish Sea to establish monasteries in wild and woolly Argyll.

Repeat the process of boiling water and pouring it onto the floor.

In the mid-1840s it was discovered to be a substance ideal for the easy and efficient manufacture of golf balls; the manufacturing process consisted simply of boiling a strip of gutta-percha, molding it into a spherical shape, and allowing it to dry.

Under this condition, pulse duration is shorter than the time needed for bubbles formation and diffusion in the process of heterogeneous boiling [17, 18]; therefore, the material can be overheated over the boiling temperature leading to explosive vaporization at low fluences or phase explosion at higher fluences [19, 20].

The poem speaks about the process of a boiling language, of losing words, letters and meanings in the steam, in grief and in silence.

Everyone knew that it required a process of salting, boiling, rubbing, drying, roasting, and glazing so fiendishly complex that Confucius himself would have balked and ordered a takeway.

The abbey now has its own distillery, and in the cane-harvest months (January to March) you are able to watch that hot, intense process of crushing, boiling and fermenting which produces the glorious nectar of Bajan rum.