Sentence examples for wet oil from inspiring English sources

"That's wet oil," Mr. Warbois said, pinching some of the brown sand between his fingers.

Since charcoal is a soft and brittle medium, some of the pulverized carbon has a tendency to fall and stick to the wet oil paint.

The source removal option is not considered viable (or beneficial) as removal of the top several metres of dry and wet oil lakes will likely not remove the larger source of contamination which is in the vadose zone and reaches depths of at least 25 m.

For Richter, it involved hand-copying photographs from sensational tabloids, advertisements, pornography, and family snapshots — and "unpainting" them by smearing the wet oils.

The death of the climate bill yesterday struck the Climateers like a wet, oil-soaked dead dolphin to the face.

A one-step process was applied to directly converting wet oil-bearing microalgae biomass of Chlorella pyrenoidosa containing about 90% of water into biodiesel.

Do NOT put anything wet (oils) on HOT light bulbs, they could explode!

The wet-on-wet technique involved applying oil paint on top of still-wet oil paint, rather than waiting between layers for the paint to dry.

The artist layers paint into two-inch-deep boxes and then gouges into the still-wet oil with instruments or her hands, producing deep, multicolored gashes.

The pyrolysis method has also been reported to improve the bitumen recovery from oil-wet oil sands with better operation flexibility than the two methods mentioned above.

Conventionally, there exist two methods for separation of bitumen from oil sands, the hot water separation method (Fan and Bai 2015; Ren 2011) that can only be used for water-wet oil sands (Zhao et al. 2014) and the solvent extraction method that can be used to process oil-wet oil sands, but it requires high treatment costs and can result in environmental pollution.