How To Use Aerated In A Sentence
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There is a little pump in it that circulates the water over a dome thing, therefore keeping it well aerated.
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While environmentally friendly or so-called "green" chemistry has become all the rage in the chemical community, no human chemist can yet match what a single jellyfish gene directs: 238 ordered condensations + 1 cyclization + 1 oxidation, all done in a few minutes in aerated water with no protecting groups, only one slightly toxic byproduct, and essentially 100% yield of an extremely useful product that literally glows green.
Roger Y. Tsien - Banquet Speech
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In an aerated, noncirculating system, the water must be changed every few hours to remove waste material that replaces oxygen in the water.
25 Tips for Saltwater Fishing
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The drinks bottles contained a wide range of beverages, including aerated water, ginger beer and lemonade all produced locally.
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Fat droplets, air bubbles and ice crystals are all dispersed in a thick sugar solution to form the semi-solid, frozen and aerated matrix that we know so well.
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He gets very aerated about the idea of the prime minister lying.
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Mechanical aerators are used in aerated lagoons to ensure constant mixing of the manure.
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Indeed, it's our memory of Sarno's film, with its arousingly percussive score, that pointed out the inadequacy of MACUMBA SEXUAL's anemic and overly aerated synth score, which does nothing to communicate the power of Tara's effectively staged macumba rite or to resonate with any of the bizarre African nick-nacks adorning her desert lair.
Archive 2006-10-01
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I might start a self-help group for those of us who become so aerated by airheads on the airwaves.
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In longer term experiments the aerated treatments were in 100 ml of solution in conical flasks.
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I might start a self-help group for those of us who become so aerated by airheads on the airwaves that we want to pelt the set with its own batteries.
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Moreover, CQ possesses the rare property of phosphorescing in deaerated solutions at room temperature.
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For aerated waters for mixing and giving the body, you can select from among soda, lemonade, tonic, and cola.
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The solution was deaerated with pure nitrogen for 5 min, followed by deposition at the HMDE.
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Finally, gradually fold in the flour mix, making sure that the batter remains light and aerated.
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Nyuk Moi cooked the gleanings with a kind of aerated mud, some grass, and a bird that had not been dead too long.
Hawaii
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In addition ... the DNR will require that bass are kept within well-aerated containers of water (near or above 100 percent oxygen saturation) before and after the weigh-in.
Should Maryland Ban Summer Tidal-Water Bass Tournaments?
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Because you make the box small enough to reach everything without stepping in the dirt, your soil stays aerated.
Boing Boing
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They might not have the fizz and the pop of aerated drinks, but they certainly contain the goodness of herbs.
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The terrons complexes were prepared by passing a stream of CO above the protein solution submitted to gentle stirring, and by adding a few microliters of a concentrated, de-aerated dithionite solution.
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At the emergence of the second trifoliate leaf, uniformly sized seedlings were selected and transplanted to 4.0 l pails (4 plants per container) filled with aerated modified 50% Hoagland's solution.
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In addition, juices reconstituted with sugar and water and aerated drinks are also highly cariogenic.
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The salmon boxes at the upper weir provided fast flowing well aerated water.
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We double Dutch dug the rose bed, burying three feet of pebble beneath three feet of perfectly aerated soil.
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The same photoproducts were obtained when the irradiation was performed in aerated acetonitrile, although the extent of photodegradation was even lower in this solvent.
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They were soaked in aerated water overnight at room temperature.
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The hot wort is then chilled, filtered, aerated and, finally, pitched with yeast.
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The closest product to it would be whipped honey - which is aerated until it is thick in order to make it spreadable - but White Gold Honey is still much thicker.
White Gold Honey, reviewed | Baking Bites
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The profits made from aerated water are quite as large as those from beer and spirits.
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The terrons complexes were prepared by passing a stream of CO above the protein solution submitted to gentle stirring, and by adding a few microliters of a concentrated, de-aerated dithionite solution.
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Root segments fixed to the probe were bathed in aerated nutrient solution (the same composition as that used for growth in hydroponic culture) which circulated along the roots to avoid problems with external unstirred layers.
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The honey is raw, untreated and definitely not aerated in any way.
White Gold Honey, reviewed | Baking Bites
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all veins except the pulmonary vein carry unaerated blood
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Mulch prevents weeds from sprouting up in your garden, keeps soil moist and aerated, protects your plants from soilborne diseases, replenishes the soil as it decomposes, and keeps your yard and garden looking well tended.
Maria Rodale: Beth Terry's Plastic-Free Gardening Adventure, Part 2 + Giveaway
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Some chemicals and a good aerated livewell or baitkeeper system will assure that they are lively all day.
Is This The New World-Record Largemouth?
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In the case of 'not from concentrate' juice, the liquid is pasteurised and 'deaerated' so it doesn't oxidise.
Squeezed
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Seeds were imbibed in aerated water overnight and planted in pots filled with soil.
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Seeds were imbibed in aerated water overnight and planted in pots filled with soil.
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This turn is followed immediately by tedder or hay forks and the swathes fluffed up and aerated.
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The lungs in the chest have a normal pink aerated appearance with minimal anthracotic pigmentation, because this 80 year old male never smoked and never allowed smoking in his workplace.
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Nickel has good resistance to corrosion in the normal atmosphere, in natural freshwaters and in deaerated nonoxidizing acids, and it has excellent resistance to corrosion by caustic alkalis…
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Oh no sire, he was drinking aerated water.
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The Dutch have even experimented with floating architecture, using a material called aerated concrete.
Undefined
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As they plunge beneath the surface of the sea they leave a glistening trail of white, aerated water behind them.
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Soils may harbor 50 to 500 earthworms per square meter; they keep soils aerated, and their castings fertilize the soil.
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After 8 h of re-aeration, the excised coleoptile tips were transferred to conical flasks with 50 ml aerated nutrient solution.
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Copper corrodes at negligible rates in unpolluted air, water, and deaerated nonoxidizing acids.
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No significant reaction was observed when deaerated solutions of MNAA were irradiated in any of the two solvents.
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The filtered solution was deaerated with dry argon for 10 min and the mold was sealed.
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What has emerged from the present debate is that we have no standards, at least not mandatory ones for soft aerated drinks.
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The specimen containers had holes on opposite sides covered with mesh to provide aerated water to the eggs.
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MABR is characterized by bubble less aeration and special biofilm attached on the aerated membrane.
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The hose extends 30 inches and has a rotating head for spray or aerated water flow.
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Fly - ash aerated concrete blocks are widely used in frame structure in hot - summer and cold - winter zone.
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The hose extends 30 inches and has a rotating head for spray or aerated water flow.
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The solutions were first deaerated by purging with gaseous NZ directly in the EPR cell for 10 min, then a small quantity of oxygen was added to the solution by injecting measured 1 mL of air into the purging line after the NZ was turned off.
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The bottles were uniformly aerated using a compressor and plastic tubing.
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The whole texture resonates with lovely aerated consonances, especially major thirds.
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No inactivation was observed when the medium was not aerated, and light alone or porphyrin alone was ineffective.
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In addition, a cube of ice melted much faster in the aerated water.
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The tank adopts Freon compressor and temperature regulator for automatic controlling. It is necessary equipment for aerated water and sparkling wine industry.
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In the laser flash photolysis measurements the solutions were deaerated by purging with nitrogen.
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He was so aerated that he completely forgot that he had planned today to go home the long and safe way by Station Road.
THE THIRD CLASS GENIE
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Primarily an insectivore, the desman's diet consists of aquatic insects and their larvae, along with snails and small, slow-moving fish, which are attracted to its trenches by the musk smell and aerated water it leaves in its wake.
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The paper surveys the aeration density of aerated channelcondition of different slope, water depth, flow velocity.
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Consequently, during the summer growing season the active layer of the soil horizon will normally be aerated.
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Aerated solution of alcali should be taken internally, and balsam of copaiva, three or four times a day.
Zoonomia, Vol. II Or, the Laws of Organic Life
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Indeed, the evaluation site's old wastewater lagoon was converted into clean, aerated water.
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The highly concentrated cosmetic wastewater can be treated by anaerobic - contacting oxidation - ozone - biological aerated filter ( BAF ).
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Its diet consists of aquatic insects which are attracted to its trenches by the aerated water it leaves in its wake.
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Frankly, some of these hawkers would try to palm you off with a tracksuit full of holes and call it aerated leisurewear.
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Copper corrodes at negligible rates in unpolluted air, water, and deaerated nonoxidizing acids.
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If seeds must be shipped over long distances, it may be possible to prolong viability somewhat by packing them in a moist, well-aerated medium, such as vermiculite or sawdust, in a perforated plastic bag inside an air-porous bag.
Chapter 5
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In the pulmonary circulation, the blood is aerated, decarbonized, and otherwise depurated; whilst in the systemic circulation, it is carbonized and otherwise deteriorated.
Surgical Anatomy
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P occidentalis can develop adventitious roots and lenticels in response to flooding; however it appears to require aerated soils during the growing season.
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Soils may harbor 50 to 500 earthworms per square meter; they keep soils aerated, and their castings fertilize the soil.
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When you suspect someone is trying that hard to shock, it's difficult to get even mildly aerated.
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Biological aerated filter is a new technology that has been applied widely in recent years.
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Appearing frothy and fairly solid, foams are actually aerated liquids - liquids combined with air.
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Above the granite bedrock is a characteristic soil structure, consisting of seasonally well-aerated and well-watered sandy soils of 0.6 m to 3 m in depth that desiccate and harden during the dry season, with an impermeable "duricrust" of cement-like consistency beneath.
Itigi-Sumbu thicket
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This is then stacked into windrows or movable racks under a roofed area, and the piles are periodically aerated.
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Hence there is an analogy between this chronic rheumatism and the diseases which produce gravel or gout-stones; and it may perhaps receive relief from the same remedies, such as aerated sal soda.
Zoonomia, Vol. I Or, the Laws of Organic Life
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The sea water was not aerated during observations.
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These flavoured products brought out by local manufacturers become the automatic choice for those who dread the belch associated with the aerated drinks.
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Ordinary milling soap is used as a basis for this soap; the settled soap direct from the copper at 170° F. (77° C.) is carefully neutralised with bicarbonate of sodium, oleic or stearic acids, or boro-glyceride, perfumed and aerated.
The Handbook of Soap Manufacture
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Solutions of the reduced protein were obtained by addition of dithionite to the deaerated sample.
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Aerated soil was favorable for the increase of soil catalase activity.
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The aerated water was beyond imagination - even after the rogue set had moved through.
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The paper surveys the aeration density of aerated channelcondition of different slope, water depth, flow velocity.
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Stabilised soil blocks are generally denser than a number of concrete materials, such as aerated and lightweight concrete blocks, while exhibiting densities similar to those of various types of bricks (e.g. clay, calcium silicate and concrete bricks - see table I. 1).
Chapter 4
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Blood is aerated with oxygen in the lungs.
