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Meanings of evaporation in English
Synonyms
Examples for "dehydration"
Examples for "dehydration"
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Noli was suffering from severe dehydration and other heat-related problems, Dodd said.
2
To help combat dehydration, and lurking sinus issues, drink plenty of fluids.
3
Already she could feel the beginning stages of dehydration coming over her.
4
About 40 of the animals had already died from dehydration and starvation.
5
A sympathetic shift of the vegetative homeostasis was a common dehydration-caused response.
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However, major coaptive desiccation parameters have yet to be investigated in detail.
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Seeds from the second mission were assessed freshly extracted and following desiccation.
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Besides tardigrades, some nematode worms, yeast and bacteria can also survive desiccation.
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The concentrated plankton was then filtered and the DNA isolated by desiccation.
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Their slow shriveling, their curling desiccation, their dying was yet to come.
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Production and post-production companies have already warned work is drying up rapidly.
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Is this because you're afraid of work drying up at some point?
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With rental revenues drying up quickly, however, borrowers could default before that.
4
Water cuts are looming in pockets of the country drying up fast.
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But with all visits canceled, the money is drying up, said Barra.
Type of vaporization of a liquid that occurs from its surface; surface phenomenon.
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Usage of evaporation in English
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The latest threat to the euro zone is the evaporation of inflation.
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The colours change as the thickness of the film changes by evaporation.
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Humidity impedes evaporation, and can even halt it completely in extreme conditions.
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Trees and other plants absorb water and then release it through evaporation.
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Flints acquire additional toughness by the evaporation of water contained in them.
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The vessel it is kept in should be covered, to prevent evaporation.
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The nisin nanoparticles were prepared by double emulsification and solvent evaporation methods.
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Listen, the clocks will only show the time left until the evaporation.
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It's slow the evaporation and you won't have to water as much.
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This means that they cool off through the evaporation of the perspiration.
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Water may be lost from the soil by evaporation from the surface.
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Hence the greatest possible evaporation from and at 212° from a lb.
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The only means by which their waters are reduced is by evaporation.
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Salt is always procured in that way, either by evaporation, or boiling.
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Second, soil-water may be lost by direct evaporation from the surface soil.
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I refer to the proportions between precipitation, superficial drainage, absorption, and evaporation.
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Translations for evaporation
Russian
Evaporation through the time
Evaporation across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common