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sterilizing and will
Upon return from a trip to Germany 1934, which at the time was sterilizing over 5, 000 citizens per month, Goethe reportedly told a fellow eugenicist, " You will be interested to know that your work has played a powerful part in shaping the opinions of the group of intellectuals who are behind Hitler in this epoch-making program.

sterilizing and on
It was also used for sterilizing on ships when there was no alcohol.
The vulture ’ s head and neck are featherless as an adaptation for hygiene, though there are black bristles on parts of the head ; this lack of feathers prevents bacteria from the carrion it eats from ruining its feathers and exposes the skin to the sterilizing effects of the sun.
However, the program focused more on sterilizing women than men.
An article in The New York Times entitled “ For Sterilization, Target Is Women ” states, “ There were 114, 426 vasectomies in India in 2002-03, and 4. 6 million tubal ligations, the analogous operation on women, though ligation is a more complicated operation .” Despite the fact that sterilizing men is a more simple procedure, the government still chose to focus on sterilizing women instead.
During this eruption, volcanic ash and pyroclastic projectiles rained down on the community, destroying homes and sterilizing agricultural lands in Capelo and Praia do Norte.
In March 1941, Brack fulfilled his assignment and prepared a report for Heinrich Himmler, in which he described the method of sterilizing patients using X-rays on a large scale and without the subject's knowledge of the fact until the effects made themselves felt.

sterilizing and temperature
PEF holds potential as a type of low temperature alternative pasteurization process for sterilizing food products.
Under USDA organic standards, manure must be subjected to proper thermophilic composting and allowed to reach a sterilizing temperature.
Subatmospheric cycles: similar to the superatmospheric cycles, but chamber pressure never exceeds atmospheric pressure until they pressurize up to the sterilizing temperature.
Additional sterilizing time is usually required for liquids and instruments packed in layers of cloth, as they may take longer to reach the required temperature ( unnecessary in machines that grind the contents prior to sterilization ).

sterilizing and time
Glutaraldehyde and formaldehyde solutions ( also used as fixatives ) are accepted liquid sterilizing agents, provided that the immersion time is sufficiently long.

sterilizing and used
* Calcium permanganate ( Ca ( MnO < sub > 4 </ sub >)< sub > 2 </ sub >) is used in liquid rocket propellant, textile production, as a water sterilizing agent and in dental procedures.
Formaldehyde is also used as a gaseous sterilizing agent ; in this case, it is prepared on-site by depolymerization of solid paraformaldehyde.
The Lister Institute reinvestigated the claim and overruled the verdict: it was discovered that an assistant used a dirty bottle cap without sterilizing it.
These lamps are used primarily for UV curing applications, sterilizing objects, and generating ozone.

sterilizing and .
At sterilizing doses, good palatability results, with a minimum of changes in appearance, taste, and odor.
B'dikkat was sterilizing his knives.
It was named after Joseph Lister who promoted the idea of sterile surgery by sterilizing instruments.
Hot water washing ( boiling ), chemical cleaning and ironing are all traditional methods of sterilizing fabrics for hygiene purposes.
and has done everything it can to perturb the functioning of the finances and of the institutions, sterilizing all creative initiatives.
" The department should support research into population control, such as better contraceptives, mass sterilizing agents, and prenatal sex discernment ( because families often continue to have children until a male is born.
On April 4, 2011, the village Board of Trustees approved a plan to reduce the deer population by sterilizing 20 to 60 does in two years while killing remaining 160 to 200 deers in the village.
As an adaptation for hygiene, the condor's head and neck have few feathers, which exposes the skin to the sterilizing effects of dehydration and solar ultraviolet light at high altitudes.
The head and neck of New World Vultures are featherless as an adaptation for hygiene ; this lack of feathers prevents bacteria from the carrion it eats from ruining its feathers and exposes the skin to the sterilizing effects of the sun.
In four separate trials over ten years with various dosing regimens of doxycycline for individualized treatment, doxycycline was found to be effective in sterilizing the female worms and reducing their numbers over a period of four to six weeks.
He had four brothers, one of whom ( H. Roland Oliphant ) became a laboratory technician at the University of Adelaide before founding ( with brother Nigel B. Oliphant ) a manufacturing business Oliphant Brothers Ltd. of 163 Gouger Street, which built scientific equipment such as Geiger-Muller tubes and eventually specialised in UV sterilizing equipment.
Chlorine bleach is another accepted liquid sterilizing agent.
Ortho-phthalaldehyde ( OPA ) is a chemical sterilizing agent that received Food and Drug Administration ( FDA ) clearance in late 1999.

effect and cooking
In Asian cooking, a similar effect is obtained from a mixture of rice or corn starch and water.
However, the U. S. Department of Agriculture suggests cooking the fruit for a few minutes before adding it to the gelatin to overcome this effect.
This affects the final texture, and the length of cooking time required ; whether it has an effect on the flavour of the pie is a matter of opinion.
Small slivers used in cooking can have a dramatic effect on the overall dish.
In cooking the meal, you have now in effect paid for the meal with your own labor rather than earning wages and paying for a meal with those wages.
Score Ltd. was awarded £ 2M in March 2007 to research a cooking stove that will also deliver electricity and cooling using the Thermo-acoustic effect for use in developing countries.
" Cook's Illustrated magazine has described a method using a microwave oven that reduces cooking time to 12 minutes and requires only a single stirring to prepare 3½ cups of cooked polenta, and in March 2010 presented a stovetop, near stir-less method, using a pinch of baking soda ( adding alkali ), which replicates the traditional effect.
Regional influences from Italy, Hungary, Bohemia, Germany and the Balkans have had an effect on Austrian cooking, and in turn this fusion of styles was influential throughout the Empire.
It was coined by former US Congresswoman Patricia Schroeder while cooking eggs in a Teflon pan as she reflected on how scandals surrounding his Presidency seemed to have no effect on his individual popularity with the public.
Thus Ashkenazi Jews turned to poultry fat as their cooking fat of choice ; the overfeeding of geese to produce more fat per bird produced Modern Europe's first foie gras as a side effect.
Kaur & Kawatra ( 2000 ) measured the effect of soaking, open pan cooking, pressure cooking, sprouting and combinations of these.
Outside of cooking, the effect can be used generally to heat solids, liquids, or gases, provided they contain some electric dipoles.
Scarcity of water and fresh green vegetables have all had their effect on the cooking.
Egg yolks are a traditional sauce thickener in professional cooking ; they have rich flavor and offer a velvety smooth texture but achieve the desired thickening effect only in a narrow temperature range.

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