Sentence examples for to liquified from inspiring English sources

Patil et al. found that the nanostructured 2.5% Ni-doped TiO2 thin film was very sensitive to liquified petroleum gas at 250°C [21].

The deal, to be completed through the subsidiary Shell Bidco, would also allow Shell to gain access to liquified natural gas assets that allow the fuel to be shipped overseas in large tankers.

There are clear attractions from Shell's viewpoint, including its additional exposure to liquified natural gas, almost immediate cost synergies and, in due course, asset sales from a partial break up of BG's operations.

A synthetic design, it seems to liquify succeeding architectural epochs into an unbroken stream of memory.

Championed by the irreverent women's blog Jezebel, the series soon attracted tens of thousands of hits, and a substantial audience for Doughty's discussions of whether corpses defecate (they do, sometimes); when to talk to children about death (early/often); and how to liquify a corpse (alkaline hydrolysis).

The acidity change and the ion movement cause the cheese's innards to liquify.

In this system a commercial pulse-tube cryocooler is used to liquify helium gas supplied from an external source.

He says there are 200 trillion cubic feet of coal-bed methane resources in the country, with projects under construction to liquify and export 25 million tonnes of gas every year - equivalent to 10% of the entire global LNG market.

Balance out the texture to liquify slightly and smooth out your cheesecake base.

These grains, also known as caramel malts, are strewed to liquify and cook the sugars inside the kernel.

"Then they had to add water to liquify the brain and turn it face down to drain it," she said.