Sentence examples for substitute liquid from inspiring English sources
The injected CO2 is represented by a substitute liquid that contains a fluorescent dye to enhance its visibility.
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Bioethanol has been researched as a potential alternative to substitute liquid fossil fuels due to its eco-friendly characteristics and relatively low production cost when compared to other bio-based fuels.
On the other hand, for avoiding the sealing problem in DSSCs, many attempts have been made to substitute liquid electrolytes with quasi-solid electrolytes[30] or solid-state hole transporting material (HTM [31].
Horses do occationally ingest snow [ 13], but it is not known whether snow may substitute liquid water without detrimental effects on fluid balance.
This suggests that in cold winter weather, horses being fed grass silage and adjusted to eat snow, can manage for several days with snow substituting liquid water without their physiology and welfare being challenged.
In conclusion, osmolality levels as well as drinking behaviour and general appearance suggest that in cold weather, horses being fed grass silage and adjusted to eat snow, can manage for several days with snow substituting liquid water, without their physiology and welfare being challenged.
Saco's director of consumer affairs, Amy Thompson, said it is not intended to be reconstituted as a drinkable substitute for liquid buttermilk, which has live cultures in it.
To that extent, solid contacts have proven to be an adequate substitute of liquid contacts as inner layer for ion-to-electron transduction, allowing industrial production of miniaturized ISEs.
Thanks to the canister, you can choose to substitute another liquid -- perhaps wine, orange juice or sake -- for the beer.
Parsons, Summerfield and the GALCIT workers focused on the task and found success with a combination of gasoline with red fuming nitric acid as its oxidizerwith the latter, suggested by Parsons, proving to be an effective substitute for liquid oxygen.
