Sentence examples for prolonged drying from inspiring English sources

Such relatively high boiling points can result in the formation of large-area thickness variations or shrinkage/dewetting of the casting precursor solution due to the relatively prolonged drying times of solution-coated films.

However, root adaptations, in particular increased etiolation, can make plants vulnerable to stressful environments (e.g. prolonged drying).

They showed that using nonvolatile solvents, such as dimethylformamide (DMF) and dimethylsulfoxide (DMSO) can cause a large variation in the film local thickness, shrinkage, and dewetting due to prolonged drying times.

To test this, a prolonged drying time was used for the lower temperature profile.

In addition, the approach of lowering the shelf temperature with prolonged drying times would result in unfeasible process regarding economical aspect, even though efficiency would be high.

Similar results have been reported for solar-dried mangoes, where the prolonged drying time at lower temperature reflected in a lower retention of all- trans-β-carotene and an increased isomerization rate (Pott et al., 2003).

Members of the family Rhinotermitidae (e.g., Coptotermes) require access to moisture and cannot survive prolonged dry periods.

Over much of the southern Malay Peninsula and insular Southeast Asia there is little or no prolonged dry season.

Many of these day-long jumps in soot and smoke have come from a worsening wildfire situation across the US, especially in areas experiencing prolonged dry conditions.

A scientist investigating the incidents said he believed that the most likely explanation in the drought-stricken state was lightning balls, common during prolonged dry spells.

There is little reliable seasonal variation, but the months of March through May offer the best chance of prolonged dry spells.