Sentences with phrase «glass water bears»

LIFE»S A GLASS Water bears, or tardigrades, make proteins that turn into glass when the microscopic animals dry out.

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In minutes, you can transform boring H2O into a delicious glass of healthy, refreshing, flavored water.

To make sure you don't spend the hours stuck on the sofa bored out of your brains and starving to death, stock up your living room with books / tv box sets / magazines or whatever you're into and always have a big glass of water near by.

5) Anthea from Blue Bear Wood discusses how water moves and shows us capillary action can be used to move water from one glass to another.

I can't see in water without glasses and quickly get bored.

While we were super impressed with the benefits and easiness of the water booster, even we can sometimes get bored of just another thing to add to your glass of water.

If it gets boring to you, try mixing your glass of water with a little freshly - squeezed lemon juice or some apple cider vinegar.

In at least one instance, the scientific literature reported withdrawal symptoms for a baby born to a mother drinking more than one liter (around 4 glasses) of tonic water per day.

We know that water is one of the healthiest beverages out there, but many of us get bored drinking eight glasses of the stuff every day.

Born: Winchester, Massachusetts, 1982 Current Weight: 196 lb Height: 6 «1» Pitches: 95 - MPH fastball Diet: Drinks 15 glasses of water a day and eats 6 - to - 7 times a day Status: Had elbow surgery this week - expected to return to baseball next season

Heidi Norton, The Plight (feeding Systems), 2015, Acrylic, dielectric glass, resin, vinyl, bamboo, tubing, electrodes with thermal switch, burner screen, pulley, crystal soil water beads, U - shaped draying tubes, aluminum frame, LCD screens, ball bearings

Round glasses, sharp hairdos, brooms / brushes, mustache, guns, water drops and hooks, are some of the recurring images we've seen previously in works by Austin - born artist.

Made of layers of paper dipped in water and ink, chunks of plaster, glass and crystal shards and pieces of rock and quartz, Harnischfeger's wall works bristle with the taut energy borne of multiple materials situated over and against each other: built up, carved into and painted over.

It's a disquieting meditation on the nature of time — endlessly replenished but endlessly fleeting — made more ominous by «Well (elh version),» a series of small ledges bearing water glasses that must be topped up with eyedroppers every day by gallery staff.

Most resumes are dry (so dry you need to drink a couple of glasses of water just to get through them) because they focus on boring job duties.