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Examples of wetted

wetted

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

The testa epidermis is peculiar in that the outer walls of dry seeds are invaginated, while they bulge outwards in wetted seeds.
Wetted soil was packed into columns with the top 75 mm of the soil contaminated with diesel fuel.
The samples were then placed onto slides and wetted.
All soils were wetted to approximately 50% water-filled pore space.
This is due to the presence of secondary flows in the corners and the larger wetted area of the 10: 1 aspect-ratio channel.
The salt was mixed until uniformly wetted, and then colloidal silicon dioxide was added with continued mixing until a free flowing powder was obtained.
Once the sand surface was wetted through capillary action, the vessels were inoculated using crushed sandstone from the floor of the wind-abraded groove.
Locally the rock surface was wetted to accentuate ichnological features.
Here denotes the wetted region, which is to be determined up to translation by the minimization process.
This is consistent with the capillarity picture of the nucleus with a structured core ' wetted ' by a disordered but compact molten region (see below).
We therefore write targeted, benefited, headed but equipped, befitted, wetted.
However, in most instances, the additives were found to cause an unforeseen instability in the wetted surface flow around the headform.
As a rule, a wetted wall for the reactor chamber is used.
Finally, there is a boundary condition on the wetted solid.
Materials with only a few monolayers of adsorption water therefore differ in their properties compared to more wetted materials with multiple monolayers.
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