In the process, the fat globules are cracked open to release yellow butterfat, which clumps together into butter.
I used Japanese rice, which clumps together nicely either for sushi or to accompany a meal and which I figured would clump into rice balls too.
Top-fermented beers are most commonly produced with Saccharomyces cerevisiae, a top-fermenting yeast which clumps and rises to the surface, typically between 15 and 24 °C (60 and 75 °F).
By 24 h, several spherical clumps were visible at 14 mm, which, based on our assays in the control tube, was at ∼12 µM cyanide, similar to the concentration at which clumps formed in the Petri dish assay.
Thirteen additional clinical strains for which clumping factor A (clfA), clumping factor B (clfB), and fibronectin binding protein A (fnbA) repeat region sequences are available on the NCBI nucleotide database were also utilized in this study (Table S1) [13].
For example, the frequency with which a clump of X-ray-emitting X-ray-emitting X-ray-emittingr and emergas again tells astronomers how fast it is moving in its orbit.
Just be careful not to apply too much mascara or your eyelashes which will clump and take attention away from your eyes.
For example, these can cause clumping in product use, as shown by profiling the Internet for software products [55], which entails clumping of the words used to discuss those products.
(The immediate cause was pneumonia, but he suffered from sarcoidosis, a disease in which tiny clumps of abnormal tissue form in certain organs).
My vegetable garden has three-foot-wide planting beds, and down a bed I can plant two rows of corn hills, which are clumps of plants that provide for good pollination.
