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Significats de rapid evaporation en anglès
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Ús de rapid evaporation en anglès
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The result was intense heating, and consequently very rapidevaporation and sweating of the mow.
2
The orientational ordering is achieved by a rapidevaporation of mixed solvents during the electrode fabrication process.
3
The snow mysteriously disappears by rapidevaporation.
4
Direct sunshine is, next to temperature, the most active cause of rapidevaporation from moist soil surfaces.
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The rapidevaporation quickly dispels the vapors and the dry heat desiccates the disease creating germs and makes them innocuous.
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For this purpose, a vacuum system is used, making possible a more rapidevaporation with a smaller expenditure of fuel.
7
If the exercise be vigorous and the weather hot, a profuse sweat ensues, the rapidevaporation of which cools the body.
8
In brief, little water falls upon the dry-farm territory, and the climatic factors are of a nature to cause rapidevaporation.
9
When it did not rain, the sun came out fiercely, causing a rapidevaporation that was thoroughly exhausting to the soldiers.
10
This is essential in dry times; but what we gain in hastening germination we lose in the more rapidevaporation of moisture.
11
Barely cover the seed with finely sifted soil, and place sheets of glass on the pans or pots to check rapidevaporation.
12
It gives the impression that the bacillus growth not only liquefies the gelatine, but causes a rapidevaporation of the fluid so formed.
13
This is removed so quickly by the action of the external air, causing rapidevaporation, that there is great danger of a chill.
14
Mr. Fownes exposes the absurdity of using shallow coolers, exposing a large surface, and producing a rapidevaporation, for the process of crystallisation.
15
To avoid too rapidevaporation the bodies of the desert plants have become smaller, and their leaves have either shrunk greatly or wholly disappeared.
16
The rapidevaporation would require a constant influx of water from the Mediterranean, which might perhaps perceptibly influence the current through the Straits of Gibraltar.