Sentences with phrase «in the glass container which»

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Under the proposal, consumers would pay a 5 - cent deposit on every disposable beverage container (glass, aluminum, or plastic), which they would collect when they returned the can or bottle to a «reclamation center» in the community.

I culture mine in a glass container with a plastic lid, which I use to cover it tightly.

In addition to GPI's glass container manufacturing member companies, which supply containers to the U.S. food and beverage industries, GPI also represent glass container recycling companies, a key supply group.

The Tecnocap Group is the third largest worldwide player in the production of metal closures for glass jars, bottles and plastic containers which are utilized in the food and beverage, pharmaceutical and beauty industries.

Bragg participated in the hearing to lend the glass container industry's support for Senate Bill 641, which would create a container deposit refund and recycling program for Maryland.

Owens - Illinois Australia, which also makes glass containers for products such as baby food and tomato sauce, made a profit before tax of $ 55.7 million in calendar 2013 compared with a pre-tax loss of $ 41.6 million in 2012.

These bills impose deposits on glass wine containers or require specific percentages of recycled material in container composition which increase bottling costs.

These combinations are kept in glass containers in cold and dark locations which extract the nutrients and healing properties of the herbs.

The term in vitro, from the Latin meaning in glass, is used, because early biological experiments involving cultivation of tissues outside the living organism from which they came, were carried out in glass containers such as beakers, test tubes, or petri dishes.

Researchers reporting in the journal Geoarchaeology discovered that the interior of the container, which was found at an archaeological site on southern Baffin Island, contains fragments of bronze as well as small spherules of glass that form when rock is heated to high temperatures.

JILA's frequency comb spectroscopy technique analyzes chemicals inside a glass container, in which comb light bounces back and forth between two mirrors.

For his first experiments testing the gas on mice, he needed a glass container that sealed and to which he could attach ports to pump air in and out.

One was liver mousse, which I made in large batches and froze in small glass Pyrex containers with plastic lids.

If their beautiful products aren't enough convincing for you, the fact that they use only glass and tin containers which can be recycled or reused; and packaged in recycled materials, should be.

As for salads, which are always a bit awkward to eat on your lap, with the vinaigrette dripping from the side when the discussion becomes animated, I like to assemble them in jars (I use the glass containers from my yogurt maker as I have an extra set), in good - looking alternating layers.

First and foremost, look for oils that are stored in opaque or dark glass containers — this shields the oil from light, which can oxidize the oil.

When the mixture meets your taste requirements, pour or spoon the contents of the bowl into a rectangular glass container in which you can store the cream «cheese».

Side note — which I didn't see addressed in the article... DO N'T put your broth into glass containers immediately.

Similarly, Out of Empty (2013) presents material in flux — a glass of container holding a series of objects cast from aluminum batteries and black polyurethane rubber watch which are stranded in a layer of ice water as if obsolete fossils.

Customers are expected to bring their own containers, although they can purchase glass jars, bottles, and paper bags if needed, which makes the products accessible to anyone walking in off the street.

Their container for their empty space atmosphere being the non-existant glass of their greenhouse which prevents longwave infrared direct from the Sun entering, which is heat radiation, and for which they have substituted shortwave mainly visible light to heat their imaginary Earth, impossible in the real world.

If what they believe is true — IR radiation is blocked by glass — then what is physically happening in these experiments is that the heat lamp is simply heating the container itself which in turn heats via conduction the gases inside of the container and again, the CO2 gas warms faster and to a higher temperature than the air because its specific heat is lower.