semisolid उदाहरण वाक्य

The warm, tasty fluid is transformed into a semisolid within a few thousandths of a second after the electric field is applied, and it reverts to a liquid just as fast when the power is shut off.
Just as pork fat is solid at room temperature and liquid when heated _ which is why it melts in the mouth _ so short-chain sugars join with water molecules to form a semisolid structure when cool.
One day after his epic voyage ended on the reef, Taurae was already taking semisolid food and trying to strengthen his legs after more than four months aboard his 8-meter ( 25-foot ) boat.
Methylcellulose is a semisolid media additive that allows an investigator to stain ( with diaminobenzidine reagent for hemoglobin ) and then count individual colonies, each arising from a single plated progenitor that is at the CFU-e stage.
:: : So is it dipped in liquid food-grade paraffin wax or are semisolid sheets wrapped around it with the seams smoothed out or something else ? talk ) 13 : 37, 18 March 2014 ( UTC)

The most common concern, he said, is that use of the garbage-disposal units might increase both water usage and the amount of semisolid waste passing through aging, sluggish plumbing systems _ a combination that might be too much for some systems to handle.
This term has traditionally been applied to semisolids that possess a relatively fluid consistency formulated as either water-in-oil ( e . g ., Cold Cream ) or oil-in-water ( e . g ., Fluocinolone Acetonide Cream ) emulsions.
The form of the extract varies depending on the process used; it may be liquid, a clear amber solid ( called shatter " ), a sticky semisolid substance ( called " wax " ), or a brittle, honeycombed solid ( called " honeycomb wax " ).
Before being taken to a new home, hand-reared chicks will be fully fledged ( have been allowed to learn to fly ), can crack nuts and seeds for themselves, and will have been fully weaned from semisolid hand-rearing food ( or fed by its parents ) to an appropriate diet.
Hemopoietic stem cells were cultured ( see cell culture ) on a so-called semisolid matrix, which prevents cells from moving around, so that, if a single cell starts proliferating, all of the cells derived from it will remain clustered around the spot in the matrix where the first cell was originally located.