congelation

Pumblechook might have said, the lap of luxury - being entirely furnished forth from the coffee-house - the circumjacent region of sitting-room was of a comparatively pastureless and shifty character: imposing on the waiter the wandering habits of putting the covers on the floor (where he fell over them), the melted butter in the armchair, the bread on the bookshelves, the cheese in the coalscuttle, and the boiled fowl into my bed in the next room - where I found much of its parsley and butter in a state of congelation when I retired for the night.

The firm conviction of the necessity of a vegetation possessing a character of tropical luxuriance, to support such large animals, and the impossibility of reconciling this with the proximity of perpetual congelation, was one chief cause of the several theories of sudden revolutions of climate, and of overwhelming catastrophes, which were invented to account for their entombment.

Following the congelation of agar, the test apparatus was reweighed three times.

Celui de voir la viande devenir bleu ou verte malgre sa congelation selon les normes.

After the congelation time, the aqueous phase containing the caja-manga pulp was frozen and the organic counterparts were maintained in the liquid form.

However, the congelation between our missing indicator variable and an indicator constructed in analogy based on an earlier--2005--version of the World Development Indicators is very high.