- water.
Vitrification is
usually achieved by
heating materials until they
liquidize, then
cooling the liquid,
often rapidly, so that it p****es
through the...
- liquefaction, liquefier, liquify, liquefy, liquidiser, liquidizer, liquidise, or
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often blackened. Putrefaction, in
which tissues and
cells break down and
liquidize as the body decays, will be
almost complete. A
decomposing human body...
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taping at the Snow
Summit Ski
Resort in
January 2001 were spra**** with
liquidized fecal matter by a
group known as "The
Shower Rangers". The
teens later...
- with
feeding will
often be required. For ease of feeding, food may be
liquidized into a
thick purée. They may also
struggle to walk,
particularly among...
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original on 2005-07-28.
Retrieved 2005-08-14. astronautix.com. "Dynetics PWR
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booster competition".
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reporting "outstanding"...
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aiming to
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booster competition with F-1 power". NASASpaceFlight.com. Archived...
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booster competition with F-1 power". NASASpaceFlight.com. Archived...
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located in the
Kazakh SSR. In 1936,
scientist Dmitry Sechenov developed a
liquidized programmable module called the Polymer,
sparking m****ive technological...
- agitator, a polemicist. purée lit. a smooth,
creamy substance made of
liquidized or
crushed fruit or vegetables. Quai d'Orsay
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