-
under pressure.[citation needed] The
words quasi-solid, semisolid, and
semiliquid may be used interchangeably. Quasi-solids and
semisolids are sometimes...
- meats, or by the
fermentation of
sugars in beverages, such as juices, and
semiliquid products, such as
syrups and jams. The
yeast of the
genus Zygosaccharomyces...
- the
overlying snowpack.
Individual crystals near the
melting point are
semiliquid and slick,
allowing them to
glide along other crystal planes and to fill...
-
prepared during Tihar, the
widely celebrated Hindu festival in Nepal. A
semiliquid dough is
usually prepared by
adding milk, water, sugar, butter, cardamom...
- foods.
Pharmacobezoars (or
medication bezoars) are
mostly tablets or
semiliquid m****es of drugs,
normally found following an
overdose of sustained-release...
-
rotary kiln
Extraction Point 1 2 3 4 5
Consistency of kiln
discharge solid semiliquid sol. (clinker) liq. (pig iron)
Preferred iron
content of ore (% Fe) 30-60...
- as the
molecules of the m**** of ice beneath.
These molecules are in a
semiliquid state,
providing lubrication. The
molecules in this "quasi-fluid" or "water-like"...
- the
labellum is
especially prominent and used for
sponging liquid or
semiliquid food. The
labella are a
complex structure consisting of many grooves,...
-
animals than vision.
Another common characteristic is the ****ceti, a
semiliquid waxy
white substance filling the 'case' or ****ceti
organ in the whale's...
- pair of
dorsal longitudinal flanges or wings, can
float in
liquid and
semiliquid decaying organic matter,
especially poultry, cow and dog ****, kitchen...
