Sentence examples for water subjects from inspiring English sources

Placing frozen meats out on a warm countertop or under warm water subjects the meat's outer layers to room temperatures for long periods of time before the meat is ready for cooking (completely thawed).

The great whites are already a protected species in the United States, they argue, and the use of hooks and a method that exhausts them before pulling them out of the water subjects them to unnecessary trauma.

The daily human and animal traffic to the river for water subjects the areas to these disturbances.

Because the no-pain condition probably does not sensitize skin receptors, after the hand was removed from the water subjects rested about 10 min between no-pain and pain sessions (Fig. 2).

Dilution of the extra-vesicular dispersion medium by water subjects the GUV to a hypotonic bath producing an osmotic differential (B ), which renders initially flaccid vesicles stiff and replaces the initially optically uniform membrane surface by one characterized by a domain pattern of co-existing Ld and Lo phases at microscopic length scales.

In recent years, two confusing Supreme Court decisions and wrongheaded guidance from the George W. Bush administration have created uncertainty about the bodies of water subject to regulation.

In the parboiling process the paddy is steeped in hot water, subjected to low-pressure steam heating, then dried and milled as usual.

The open channel approach made the irrigation water subject to intensive evaporation.

Variant bands were subsequently cut from gels, resuspended in distilled water, subjected again to PCR, and then sequenced.

Passive vibration control of immersed structures in deep water subjected to the external fluid flow has rarely been studied.

Using choice experiments among end-users of water subject to an existing PES scheme in Lombok, Indonesia, we assessed potential business values of certification.