Sentence examples for surface scraping from inspiring English sources

But the revival is highly edited; a surface scraping; artificial, like a bottled fragrance.

Melt syrup is clarified either by phosphatation, in which phosphoric acid and lime are added to form calcium phosphates, which are removed by surface scraping in a flotation clarifier, or by carbonatation, in which carbon dioxide gas and lime form calcium carbonate, which is filtered off.

Attached cells were then recovered into 10 ml of PPB by surface scraping.

Images were collected shortly after core splitting and surface scraping to avoid color changes resulting from excessive sediment drying and oxidation of the surface.

His Kentucky Monk shot requires a bartender to concoct beer-flavored syrup; foam from gelatin, egg white and lemon juice; and dust from Amaro Nonino herb liquor, made by evaporating the liquor on a sterile metal surface, scraping off the remains, and grinding them in a mortar and pestle.

Start by washing your flouring surface, scraping any old pastry bits off to get the cleanest, smoothest surface possible.

This can happen when opposing rock surfaces scrape against each other, because the resultant heat and pulverization act as a kind of lubricant, making the fault surface suddenly, fleetingly slick.

Noises normally rejected, like surface scrapes and static bursts, provided fertile sonic lodes.

The cells that did not migrate were removed from the upper surface by scraping with a cotton swab.

In samples that presented thick (> 100 mm in height) and extensive calcified deposits, a scalpel was used to remove the surface by scraping after stereomicroscopy.

Test the surface by scraping a small area to see if it is ready.