Sentences with phrase «from aeration»

The same is true for whites; the fuller the white, the more it benefits from aeration or from opening up.

«Basically, what you're doing is incorporating air into the wine in order to open up the aromatics,» Emily explains, «reds that have higher tannins tend to benefit from aeration, whereas wines that are lighter - bodied, like a pinot noir, don't need as much.

«If you're just opening up a bottle to have one glass and you think it would benefit from aeration, then that's when it would make sense to have a bottle - top aerator,» she says, «then you still preserve the integrity of the remaining bottle.

Not exact matches

After automatic bag placing to the «bird beak» filling spout, the bag is filled from the bottom up via a vertical dosing screw thus minimising dust and reducing the aeration of the product.

Most people reach for one because the red they've pulled is too young and needs some softening via aeration, but you'd be surprised how much even a simple white will benefit from a splash.

«At a minimum, the human health risks to the site workers from radon and its decay products should be assessed along with the associated treatment technologies such as aeration systems or holding for decay,» the agency wrote.

These technologies however entail high energy costs, mainly in aeration and pumping, and an elevated economic cost in treating the sludge left over from the treatment process.

Made from rust - free steel and BPA - free plastic, the composter has aeration holes and two compartments to allow for multiple batches to compost at a time.

No tanks of 20 gallons or more should be without aeration from air stones, which help to establish an ambiance that almost all fish enjoy.

It results from overproduction of viscous mucus, and lack of aeration in the middle ear from inadequate drainage through the Eustachian tube.

Reviews from around the world including Arthur Jafa at Serpentine Sackler Gallery, London, Steps to Aeration at Tanya Leighton, Berlin, Ungestalt at Kunsthalle Basel, Soul of a Nation at Tate Modern, London, by Jeremy Atherton Lin, Elaine, Let's Get the Hell Out of Here at Nicelle Beauchene Gallery, New York

For these reasons, it becomes usual to protect the spillway surface from cavitation erosion by introducing air next to the spillway surface (Figure 2) using aeration devices located on the spillway bottom and sometimes on the sidewalls (Figure 1)(CHANSON 1997, Chap.

Degassing emissions from turbines and spillways occur when reservoir water undergoes rapid depressurization and / or aeration resulting in rapid emission of dissolved gasses.

Compost Tumblers Offer Faster Composting From saving your back from turning your compost, through keeping critters and pests out of your pile, to simply speeding up decomposition through proper aeration, there are many excellent commercially available compost tumblers out thFrom saving your back from turning your compost, through keeping critters and pests out of your pile, to simply speeding up decomposition through proper aeration, there are many excellent commercially available compost tumblers out thfrom turning your compost, through keeping critters and pests out of your pile, to simply speeding up decomposition through proper aeration, there are many excellent commercially available compost tumblers out there.

Other heat sources are from solids handling (such as anaerobic digestion and resultant methane flaring), heat from the mechanical equipment operation especially aeration equipment etc..

With regard to emissions from wastewater transport and treatment (Figure 10.2 b), the CH4 is microbially produced under strict anaerobic conditions as in landfills, while the N2O is an intermediate product of microbial nitrogen cycling promoted by conditions of reduced aeration, high moisture and abundant nitrogen.