Sentences with phrase «helped aerate»

They are also thought to have helped aerate ancient seas, boosting life in the oceans some 750 million years ago.

This helps aerate the crackers to ensure they cook evenly.

Fats coat the tongue and help aerate the scent of foods, resulting in a more intoxicating and full flavor experience.

Wilcox says the trees help aerate the soil, improving its ability to soak up rain.

Doing this will help aerate the soil and also give plants a nitrogen boost.

This helps aerate the substrates that are in deeper layers while also helping minimize odor build - up.

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Once stiff, folding the aerated egg whites in the cake batter will help bring volume and ariness to the breakfast skillet cake.

Dairy products have been used as valued ingredients by the confectionery industry for many years as they help to achieve the required flavor, color and texture in many products including chocolate, coatings, caramels, aerated confections and toffee.

8) Oval Oak Wine Carafe — Topped with a sparse oak sphere to help protect oxygen from the liquid, this carafe's teardrop shape provides just enough surface for wine to aerate.

And kneading helps to aerate and hydrate the dough.

It also helps reduce tannins, acidity and sulfides and pours a perfect amount of aerated wine with each and every glass.

Aerating — the process of perforating the lawn with small holes — will also allow air, water and nutrients to penetrate the grass roots helping them to grow deeply.

Insects play a vital role in ecosystem health, helping to aerate soil, keeping the natural system in balance, and preventing detrimental pests from taking over essential natural resources.

«Such organism is characterized by its vertical movements, thereby creating tunnels, helping to integrate the organic matter in the soil, aerating it and forming its structure,» the researcher says.

Stirring the jar gently everyday for 2 - 3 weeks will help to further aerate the mixture and encourage healthy fermentation.

As prairie dogs graze and burrow, they act like giant earthworms, helping to fertilize and aerate hard - packed soils and prevent water erosion, important for maintaining a robust prairie habitat.

Apart from providing a food source for some beneficial organisms; being porous, they contain numerous tiny holes which help to both aerate the bin and offer hiding places for other smaller insects.

Hopefully you will have struck a good balance of «greens» and «browns» in your bin already which will help keep the pile aerated as it settles, reducing the need to turn the pile.

To mitigate these impacts, aerating turbines can be installed to increase dissolved oxygen and multi-level water intakes can help ensure that water released from the reservoir comes from all levels of the reservoir, rather than just the bottom (which is the coldest and has the lowest dissolved oxygen).

1 The Rochestown House flats prior to the refurbishment; 2 aerated concrete blocks were chosen to form new build elements, including a new third storey that allows for more generous apartment sizes; 3 new triple - glazed windows were installed outside the masonry layer so that the external insulation could wrap around them, and help prevent thermal bridging; 4 the airtightness layer was moved to the outside of the structure by taping the joints of the existing concrete panels, then extending that tape up onto the aerated blocks in the new floor; 5 Aerobord platinum EPS external insulation being fitted to the original concrete panel walls; 6 & 7 the new window frames visible here in the external insulation layer, including Rockwool fire breaks; 8 openings for exhaust and supply intakes for the new Zehnder heat recovery ventilation system, seen here prior to being insulated and airtightened; 9 installation of the Bauder bitumen roofing membrane.

With their wallowing and grazing, bison provide natural disturbances to the landscape that spread native seeds, aerate the soil, and help maintain the natural balance of prairie grasses and flowers.