In "Clay", the story is replete with loss and images of further loss; the central image is of Maria blindfolded touching something – "a soft wet substance" – which carries a poetic charge that lifts the story beyond its limited occasion towards a fictional space of dark mystery and suggestion.
Just as "the soft wet substance" in "Clay" carries with it a poetic charge, suggesting death and decay without naming them, so, too, in "The Dead", the mention of the singer Parkinson, the pure tenor whom aunt Kate heard when he was in his prime, but who is forgotten now, carries echoes of what is to come in the story.
If you are using a wet substance (such as paint), apply one coat, then wait for it to dry.
To avoid the presence of wetting agents or undesirable substances in the electrode system, grafted polymer was used as a separator.
He added both vehicles and Mr Duggan appeared to have traces of a wet sandy substance which was not present at the scene and therefore placed them elsewhere before the accident.
Moreover, reports of secretion of wetting agents [3] or viscous substances [14] in some species point to other potential roles of the digestive fluid.
The photosensitive substance is then washed away from the nonprinting areas, where the metal, now stripped, is wetted; the hardened photosensitive substance is inked.
Surfactant, also called surface-active agent, substance such as a detergent that, when added to a liquid, reduces its surface tension, thereby increasing its spreading and wetting properties.
As I removed the top, it exploded, spraying blobs onto me, the seat, the floor and a nearby man whose mood was not enhanced by the arrival of a wet vanilla-flavored substance in his hair.
Using a hand blender or mixer, use an up and down motion to achieve smallest pieces possible and pulp entire tub of paper into wet cotton like substance.
Some people tend to wet that area with their saliva, which has a substance that can darken the skin.
