To show the potential of thermophoresis to serve as a sieve, transport equations for suspension of polystyrene in water and gold particles in air are solved numerically, both in the absence and presence of gravity.
When milk is cold, straw or fibre from false banana is introduced in the milk pot to serve as a sieve.
MBP is highly charged and interacts with the cytoplasmic side of the membrane serving as a molecular sieve to allow, as well as restrict, select proteins to be incorporated into the myelin sheath (Aggarwal et al., 2011).
The data are consistent with a channeling model of Fe-trafficking in the Fet3p, Ftr1p complex and suggest that in this system, Fet3p serves as a redox sieve that presents FeIII specifically for permeation through Ftr1p.
Such coatings can serve as a nano-sieve that can be designed and placed on the downstream side of a conventional nonwoven fibrous filter to enhance its performance (collection efficiency for a given pressure drop).
More interestingly, the g-C3N4 membrane can also serve as a quantum sieving membrane for 3He/4He separation with a predicted transmission ratio of 18 at 49 K, thus offers a combined means of both He and 3He isotope separation.
In France, marrows (courge) are traditionally served as a gratin, sieved and cooked with butter, milk, and egg, and flavored with salt, pepper, and nutmeg.
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Chana masala is passed through a sieve and served as a silken "hummus," with potato-stuffed kulcha for swabbing (the breads are all first-rate); tiger prawns emerge from the tandoor hot, sweet and tingling with ginger, lemon and green chiles.
In this land, sunlight through the window serves as a microscope light, tea strainers sieve animals from sediments, drinking bottles hold seawater samples, and water is filtered using gravity.
In the plant side, phloem protein plugging of the sieve element presumably serves as a physical barrier to aphid feeding from the phloem [ 26].
