Sentence examples for solids to a from inspiring English sources

4. Transfer the solids to a food processor with a slotted spoon, in batches if need be, and process until smoothly puréed, then transfer back to the soup pot.

A new fundamental approach to the formulation of mass transfer from suspended solids to a liquid in agitated vessels is presented.

In this manner, we could subject Mn oxide solids to a series of Fe(II) exposures, but only a particular "pulse" of Fe(II) would be visible with Mössbauer spectroscopy throughout the experiment.

In this paper on drying of wet solids in a fluidised bed a model is presented which describes the mass transfer from the solids to a rising bubble for the case that there is no diffusion limitation inside the solids.

In common material interpolation function such as extended solid isotropic material with penalization (SIMP) for multiple materials, Young's modulus is interpolated from those of several solids to a smaller value with respect to design variables whose number is same as the number of considered materials.

The proximal stomach initially relaxes to accommodate a meal and the antrum then grinds solids to a small particle size (1 2 mm), before the chyme is pumped across the pylorus, predominantly in a pulsatile manner (4).

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A substance may absorb heat without an increase in temperature by changing from one physical state (or phase) to another, as from a solid to a liquid (melting), from a solid to a vapour (sublimation), from a liquid to a vapour (boiling), or from one solid form to another (usually called a crystalline transition).

Dr. Goldman initially studied the physics of granular materials, which display complicated behavior — changing from a solid to a fluid, for example.

Energy is required to break the hydrogen bonds, which allows water to pass from a solid to a liquid state or from a liquid to a gaseous state.

Wave leaking is common when the sound wave is traveling from a solid to a liquid [11 13].