aeration

Examples of aerated

aerated

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

A stainless-steel mouth tube supplied a continuous stream of aerated water during recordings and served as a connection to electrical ground.
They were placed in holding tanks containing aerated, dechlorinated water and washed sand, before being exposed to aqueous extracts.
The water was aerated and circulated continuously through an activated f carbon-filled filter system.
The influence of aerated hydration seed treatment on seed longevity as assessed by the viability equations.
Infection time was 30 min during which the water was continuously aerated using aquaria pumps.
Live fish were transported back to the laboratory in aerated local water.
Captured fish were placed immediately in a tank of aerated local river water and transported to the laboratory.
Another five pats were incubated at a high humidity for 7 weeks, aerated and incubated at a low humidity for 1 week.
Aerated subsurface irrigation water gives growth and yield benefits to zucchini, vegetable soybean and cotton in flooded and heavy clay soils.
The current technique employs an open system, in which seeds are submerged in a continuously aerated aqueous environment.
Tropical forests normally contain abundant and continuously distributed quantities of fuel in their litter layers, but these are poorly aerated and dry only slowly in the protected forest microclimate.
Water was aerated and circulated continuously through an activated carbon0polyester filter system.
Donoghue will then be perceived as being about liability for tainted consumable products, or at least as not merely about liability for aerated water.
Water was aerated and circulated continuously through an activated carbon 0polyester filter system.
Water was aerated and circulated continuously through a polyester fiber 0 charcoal filter system.
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