- and was
applied to any
process where a
liquid was
separated in drops. To
distil in the
modern sense could only be
expressed in a
roundabout manner. Distillation...
-
structures and principles; and
Roscoe Pound's
streamlined 1911 approach,
which distils Masonic landmarks to
seven essential philosophical elements. As can be...
- Huyayy, all told him they
smelt he had been
eating of the
juice which distils from
certain shrubs in
those parts, and
resembles honey in
taste and consistence...
- 2022). "Iphigenia in
Splott review – a
shattering modern classic that
distils all our troubles". The Guardian.
Retrieved 15 May 2023. "RSC announces...
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diethyl ether,
which also
forms an
azeotrope with ethanol, and
therefore distils with it. The
result is a
sweeter spirit, and one that may have possessed...
-
aboard while Titanic was in port, but in an emergency, the ship
could also
distil fresh water from seawater. However, this was not a
straightforward process...
-
involved no
personal encounter.
Despite the
brevity of his visit,
Lawrence distils an
essence of the
island and its
people that is
still recognisable today...
- gallons.
Macerate these substances during eight days, add a
little water, and
distil by a
gentle fire,
until two
gallons are obtained. This is
reduced to a proof...
- I was reading. It was the best
draft I had ever seen. He had
managed to
distil 1,000
pages of the
novels into six hours,
using prose so sensitively. He's...
-
Thomas (February 29, 2020),
DistilBERT, a
distilled version of BERT: smaller, faster,
cheaper and lighter, arXiv:1910.01108 "
DistilBERT". huggingface.co. Retrieved...
