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The cell prepares for meiosis just as it does for mitosis. But as the DNA condenses, each chromosome finds its homologous counterpart.

But that's to be expected; when fewer people call themselves Republican, the party condenses into a pool of true believers.

When it recedes, the atmosphere condenses again to form a new coating of ice just a millimeter thick.

The mobile directory catalog condenses the entries from directories that you select into a directory catalog database.

Whatever movement the cloud had becomes intensified as it condenses, determining the rotational direction of the star.

The steam condenses , and is collected at the bottom of the condenser as condensate.

Charlson had been puzzling over what unknown particles provide the nuclei on which moisture condenses, forming clouds.

Giant planets far from the Sun have material nearby that condenses, or collects, into satellites.

Concentrated seawater is left at the bottom of the chambers, and freshwater vapour condenses above.

At this point the water further condenses and falls to the earth as rain, sleet, or snow, thus completing the hydrologic cycle.

During winter, carbon dioxide condenses out of the atmosphere and forms a frost of dry ice that coats the planet's polar region.

The stars form when gas in the cloud condenses under its own gravity and becomes packed enough to ignite nuclear fusion.

The gas apparently condenses into a collection of small stars, each a little larger than the planet Jupiter.

The power plant outward provides the steam that hot equipments and system result in and condenses aqueous loss to be called exterior loss.

As the refrigerant vapor cools, it condenses into a high pressure liquid and accumulates in the receiver.

In a way, it condenses the entire theme of the movie, and [represents] the emotional and thematic resolution.

The rising air cools and condenses into a wide area of clouds and steady rain.

cools, the vapor condenses back to liquid water, creating a partial vacuum. As the air molecules return to.

It has huge shock and dark and terrible pain the artistic charm of the emotional force, condenses the beauty of human nature.

The volume condenses in the beginning, then dilates, and finally comes to the steady state.

Compared to surrounding air, ship exhaust has more particles, and each particle can act as a nucleus around which water vapor condenses.

The trap remains closed until the steam cools and condenses into water. The bellows retracts to allow the water into the return piping.

As the air rises in these cells, the moisture condenses, resulting in torrential rain.

When a vapor condenses, the energy that it absorbed in being vaporized is again released as heat.

The invention condenses the evaporated solvent vapor into the fluid, comprising the evaporating process and the cooling process.

Objective: Elaborated newborn pneumonia(neonatal pneumonia condenses NP)X phantom study performance, is clear about the clinical diagnosis.

The steam passes along the plastic tube to the test tube, where it condenses on contact ith the ice-cooled glass.

The steam passes through the supply piping to heat distribution units ( radiators ) where it condenses and gives off heat.

One that condenses, especially an apparatus used to condense vapor.

Chinese Writing, condenses the length of texts.

Intended for quick access, this new manual condenses the "must-know" information in pediatric radiology into one convenient volume.

When oil vapour condenses again, countless minute particle are formed, which are suspended in the air.

The compressed vapor is then cooled by heat exchange with the outside air, so that the vapor condenses to a fluid, in the condenser.

From the prospective of culture, decoration art of doors and windows for Huizhou ancient folk houses condenses more humanistic spirit.

The compilation condenses several similar-language resource files into the same assembly.

In countless ways, language condenses meanings that record social outcomes and presage social outlooks .

The video, which condenses three hours of activity, also reveals the action in dramatic detail in extreme ultraviolet light.

1 When moist, warm air rises to a cooler elevation, water condenses onto microscopic "seeds" like dust, ash, or bacteria.

Temperature at which water condenses from air at atmospheric pressure. Dew point varies with relative humidity.

Valves release steam into the pool, where it condenses, relieving dangerous pressure.

Our journey starts in space, where matter condenses into spheres over time, solidifying into surface, molded by fire.

As the air cools, it condenses to form a cloud, that rolls inland at 25 miles an hour.

Water vapour condenses to form thousands of tiny water droplets which scatter light.

This water vapor (a gas ), being lighter than air, rises until it reaches the cold upper air where it condenses into clouds.

A heat exchanger which is the cold source in a closed steam cycle and condenses the exhaust steam of the turbine.

As the vapor condenses into rain, the local atmospheric pressure drops.

Every vote, all condenses friends to trust me, I also hope distinctly I can do for you, you talk to your work, you hurry, do you faithfully.

A contrail occurs when the jet's water vapor condenses around its own exhaust particles.

Air has a dew point, the temperature at which the water vapor in the air reaches the saturation point and condenses to form dew.

Most elementary school students learn that clouds form when enough water vapor condenses.

C. Heat releases from the upper part of cylinder; Vapor condenses to liquid phase.

Eventually, water vapor in the cooled air condenses into the droplets that form clouds.

The excess of water vapor condenses into visible moisture. Steam over a hot cup is an example.

Warm air can hold more vapor than the same amount of cool air. (2) Water vapor condenses, or changes back to liquid water, as air cools.

When water vapour condenses into cloud droplets it gives up energy and warms the surrounding air.

Clouds and storms are driven by warm, moist air that rises up off Earth's surface, then cools and condenses.

Life, contact and beauty these three elements, which condenses wishes, creation, ability and meaning of people.

Come morning, the mist condenses into drops on the edges of twig and leaf, which tinkle to the earth.

Tong Zhi, 200 volumes, more than five million words, condenses his whole life strenuous effort and energy.

They form when water vapor condenses directly into ice, which happens in the clouds.

This treatment method condenses the amount of sleeping time and the more focused sleeping time allows people to have more energy.

And, when atmospheric methane condenses, it makes fog.

As the galaxy plows through the intercluster medium, gas is stripped out and condenses to form bright new knots of stars.

Rime also called " ShuGua" , is the mist and lunt condenses on cold in the branches, and granular ice into shape.

The steam then condenses and reduces pressure in the reactor system.

Cooling the steam condenses it into water, leaving behind a vacuum.

On the acid catalysts indan mainly condenses to form polyaromatics or proceeds five member ring opening reactions.

This 23-page document condenses three other voluminous IPCC reports released this year.

The water vapor in your warm breath condenses on the cool surface of the mirror, making the mirror cloudy.

Steam condenses into water when it touched a cold surface.

As the hot steam condenses on the edges, it refreezes and forms icicles .

7Th, the communication is condenses, the communication is a strength links up by wins.

Soup condenses when boiled, ie by losing most of the water.

The combustion often condenses particales.

Makes good use of cultural the strength, fosters the talent , condenses the talented person.

condenses into water when it touches a cold surface.

Steam condenses into water when cooling down.

Come morning, the mist condenses into drops onthe edges of twig and leaf, which tinkle to the earth.

Water vapor in the rising warm air condenses to liquid water.

The exoplanet's atmosphere condenses out minerals such as enstatite, corundum, spinel, and wollastonite.

The river , condenses the palace of minds.

Storms such as this lift dust particles high above Mars' surface, where water ice condenses onto them, forming wispy white clouds.

Dry air reabsorbs the water as invisible vapor almost as soon as it condenses.

The cold wind condenses vapor into rain.

Wang's works on design history, but also condenses his theories of design so as to give overall summary and evaluation to Mr.

A substance condenses when it increases in density, for example, when water vapor changes into ice.

Condenses bone, due to its unique thread design, which can result in increased initial stability

Experimental Study of the Steam Condenses Water and Degreases

the project condenses the thoughts of several generations , leaving us rich experience and impressive lessons

consolidates base, condenses the talented person with good inner environment;

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taps the potential, condenses the talented person with perfect management system;

Organization alignment condenses global engineering strength GMAP

the ice, on the other side of the planet, condenses rain on this;

Dream in moonlit night expresses the perceptual self, condenses Du Benwei' s aesthetic life;

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Vapor condenses on the substrate