The requisite amount of heat that may adjust the relative humidity of the conditioned air was also determined.
The requisite part of the plant was heated for 4 hours and then washed with a 10% HCl solution and was followed by washing with concentrated nitric acid and distilled water.
After characterization of the final states, analysis of the DSC traces yields the requisite transition enthalpies, enabling determination of the heat capacities, based on common reference states.
The show was also notable for its use of a young choreographer named Bob Fosse, whose distinctive signature was already starting to emerge, most notably in "Steam Heat," a number performed with the requisite Fosse bowlers, cocked wrists and thrust pelvises.
I'm inclined to agree with Perelman and Hamilton and suggest a cast-iron frying pan here if possible – I've tried a griddle pan as well, which gives a pleasingly charred result, but doesn't provide the requisite contact for real crispness – on a medium heat only.
Washington journalists, in requisite khakis and blazers, braved the blazing summer heat of New Hampshire to gather information on the taciturn, enigmatic, intellectual New Englander.
Dispersion-convection-adsorption equations, coupled heat, and mass balances and phase behavior provide requisite building blocks for evaluation.
This was commonly made of some flexible and elastic wood, such as poplar (Il. IV.482‑486), or the wild fig, which was also used for the rim of the chariot; heat was applied to assist in producing the requisite curvature (Il. XXI.37, 38, compared with Theocrit. XXV.247‑251).º The felly was, however, composed of separate pieces, called arcs (ἁψῖδες, Hes. Op. et Dies, 426).
A thorough review of ocean heat measurement methods is found here; we paid the requisite fee to make the paper open access.
Farmworkers are more susceptible to chemical-related injuries or illness due largely to pesticide exposure, heat stress, injury (musculoskeletal and cardiovascular), and lack of requisite field sanitation.
