Sentence examples for prolonged liquid from inspiring English sources
Since this approach facilitates prolonged liquid contact with the underlying heated surface through thin-film spreading, evaporative cooling is also promoted.
And long-tailed goldfish with Betty Boop eyes perform a prolonged liquid hootchy-kooch to Tchaikovsky in "Fantasia" (1940).
In addition, hypothermic TLV is expected to be instituted for very short periods only to induce hypothermia after cardiac arrest, which makes it much easier to implement than prolonged liquid ventilation.
Prolonged liquid subculture for several months in the absence of phage or prolonged storage at −80°C did not alter the resistance of A172 to MSa.
The same term, more fully elixir vitae, "elixir of life," was given to the substance that would indefinitely prolong life a liquid that was believed to be allied with the philosopher's stone.
It is convenient to store the cement used for percutaneous vertebroplasty in a refrigerator before mixing to prolong the liquid and the paste times.
The assistant arc prolonged the presence of liquid metal accumulated at the trailing region of molten pool.
When the hierarchical materials were applied in the reaction of methanol to gasoline (MTG), the catalyst lifetime was prolonged significantly with the liquid hydrocarbon selectivity improved slightly.
We review recent work in the understanding of impact melt sheets and cryovolcanic flows as astrobiological 'incubators' wherein tholins produced in the atmosphere may interact with liquid water for prolonged periods, and survey technological developments that support a near-term return to Titan.
However, attitudes for fasting for clear liquids were poorly defined in all the other groups, in some instances allowing patients without oral clear liquids administration for prolonged periods.
However, due to the poor definition or pre-operative fasting, using clear liquids, in all other patient groups, several patients are allowed to go without oral clear liquids administration for prolonged periods.
