Sentences with phrase «liquid form becomes»

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With oats, maple syrup, and vanilla sweetening and thickening the smoothie, it really becomes apple cobbler in liquid form.

When methane was released from the hydrate into the liquid state faster than it could diffuse out, it became supersaturated and formed nanobubbles.

This happens when the outer parts of fiber become physically intertwined with liquids, forming an outter layer of gelatinous / viscous substance.

Today, cow's milk has become the primary source for commercially produced yogurt, and this food is enjoyed in fresh liquid form worldwide.

Supplements Over the years, many new supplements have become available — in powder and liquid form.

In Watery Rhymes (2014), individual words and short phrases float within a colorful, seemingly toxic liquid and behave according to the laws of quantum physics — constantly moving and overlapping one another, their meanings becoming increasingly indefinable as their forms dissolve.

In the latter, forms become more deformed and liquid; color more saturated.

Her attention to the illusory surface textures of protean forms is not solely attentive to liquid crystals but extends metaphorically to other social and scientific developments (a fictional Jack - and - the - Beanstalk becomes a modern genetic scientist, or crystals self - organise into a palace whose display function changes consumer society forever). . .

Painting is transformation: solid particles become liquid and then solid again, but in a new form.

So roughly the 100 tons of liquid N2 become about 60,000 cubic meter of air at around -195.9 °C and density 4.614 kg / m3 and air in pit roughly form into another 60,000 cubic of air at around -195 C with density of 4.614 kg / m3.

But if somehow enough H20 gas molecules become a liquid droplet of water there some critical amount of molecules - as wild guess, say 1000 molecules formed as liquid water - in which H20 gas can more than just briefly condense onto such a droplet of water.