Sentence examples for sieve from a from inspiring English sources

Once they're peeled, use a potato ricer if you have one, or push the cooked potato through a fine sieve from a little height to get some air into it, as Ursula Ferrigno recommends.

The seeds were separated (filtration on a plastic sieve) from a pomace, and the 500 mbar external pressure was applied to remove oxygen bubbles, thereby improving the uniformity of homogenates.

For most excavations, it's best to obtain a soil sieve from your local hardware store and check the "spoil heap" and/or hire or purchase a metal detector to check for small traces of metal objects.

Zhang used a different sieve from the one that others had used.

They sieve from the air what isn't yet knowable and can't be held on a page, yet is ineradicable within us, once it's been given.

The authors wish to thank Mechthild Busemann and Mechthild Sieve from the Field Station for Epidemiology for their excellent technical assistance.

Put it in a sieve (colander) and run cold water from the tap over it, swaying the sieve from side to side all the while until the rice looks very white.

Eggs were sieved from the sand with a strainer and kept at 4° in 1X Yamamoto embryo solution (17 mM NaCl, 2.7 mM KCl, 2.5 mM CaCl2, 0.02 mM NaHCO3, pH 7.3) (Westerfield 2000) with 0.1 μl/ml of Methylene Blue (Kordon, 2.3% stock solution) to limit parasitic infection.

An experimental design was applied to the hydrothermal synthesis of VAPO-11 molecular sieve (AEL structure) from a VOSO4·5H2O·Al iPrO 3·Pr2NH·H2O gel.

An experimental design has been applied to the hydrothermal synthesis of VAPO-11 molecular sieve (AEL structure) from a VOSO4.5H2O·Al iPrO 3·Pr2NH·H2O gel.

Removing molecular sieves from the reaction results in a completely racemic product 5 db and a poor 3 1 E/ Z ratio (vs. 89 11 e.r. and 9 1 E/ Z with molecular sieves added).