Sentence examples for rapid drying from inspiring English sources
Greater porosity makes these media more subject to rapid drying, however, and moisture must be carefully monitored.
For quality colour printing with a heavy thickness of ink, rapid drying is necessary to prevent smudging.
The rapid drying of lichens is a protective device; i.e., a moisture-free lichen is more resistant to temperature and light extremes than is a wet one.
The drying is carefully regulated, as very rapid drying may result in cracking, and very slow drying may produce stretching or encourage the growth of mold or of organisms that produce souring.
Serigraphy uses inks of extremely varied consistency, depending on the surface to which they are to be applied; some are little different from ordinary paint, except that their composition must not be such that rapid drying would clog the mesh of the screen.
The rapid drying was facilitated by the convenient volatility of chloroform.
Because moisture absorption and release are gradual, wool is slow to feel damp and does not chill the wearer by too-rapid drying.
Ethan Berman, the C.E.O. of RiskMetrics, a big risk-management consulting firm, told Nocera that one of Value at Risk's biggest flaws is that it didn't measure the risk of a liquidity crisis — the risk that most of the players in a market will suddenly want to hold onto cash rather than have their money invested, leading to a rapid drying-up of demand for all kinds of assets.
Hierarchical TS-1 zeolites have been prepared via a rapid dry-gel conversion (DGC) technique from carbon titanosilicate composite.
Other contributing factors could be the very high seismicity of the area, which may cause rapid dry fluidized loess flows, and landscape modification by humans.
Due to the fodder shortage, livestock are at risk, a situation further exacerbated by lack of water access and the rapid drying-up of water supply sources.
