Sentence examples for sieve cloth from inspiring English sources

Drain down test was conducted as per ASTM D 6390 in a wire basket made up of standard sieve cloth of 6.3 mm size (shown in Fig. 1), at temperatures 160 and 170 °C.

In wealthy households one of the most common tools was the mortar and sieve cloth, since many medieval recipes called for food to be finely chopped, mashed, strained and seasoned either before or after cooking.

Because A. irradians is hermaphroditic, sperm was filtered by a sieve cloth (500 meshes) in order to avoid introducing eggs of A. irradians.

After 11 days, liquid cultures were filtered with sterile sieving cloth (1 mm mesh) and the retained mycelial mats were washed in three rinses with sterile demineralized water.

Strain through a fine sieve or muslin cloth.

Pour the wort through a fine, sterilised sieve or muslin cloth into the fermenting bucket which should be sat in a sink full of ice and water to ensure rapid cooling.

You can improvise a cold-brewing system using a French-press pot or just a pitcher or bowl, with fine sieves, cheesecloth, or cloth or paper filters to strain out the grounds.

Dried samples were powdered using a pestle and mortar and sieved through Muslin cloth.

After drying for a week, the leaves were powdered and sieved using gauze cloth.

Other less popular methods employed were filtering with a cloth or sieve and filtration with ceramic filters.

The air-dried chopped plant radix (150 g) was extracted exhaustively by maceration with in distilled water (1 L) by stirring (Harmony Hot Plate Stirrer, Japan) at 55°C for 7 h (three times) and The extracts were sieved using a muslin cloth and then filtered under suction pressure with a filter paper.