Sculptural stucco is dehydrated lime, which is calcium hydroxide, produced from firing and slaking marble or travertine. |
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With this blood and thunder contest slipping into injury time some players clutched at water bottles, slaking their thirsts and preparing for one final mighty effort. |
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But slaking your thirst isn't always easy when you're exercising outdoors. |
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A water operated dust and vapour arrestor aspirates any lime dust and vapours from the slaking chamber. |
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The slaking water supply is automatically adjusted by a torque-sensitive water control valve responding to the paste consistency. |
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At the material level, they had to find the means of slaking their thirst and appeasing their hunger. |
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In such cases the ground compacts and can develop slaking crusts, especially if the soil is loamy. |
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Satisfactory slaking can be achieved even when using lime which has only a medium reactivity. |
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On the other hand, the reform process was extended to the transformation section, acquiring the first automatic hydrator, eliminating in that way the manual operations of hydration and slaking. |
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But Russians' thirst for information, and the modern means for slaking it, are nowadays too strong to let the country slide all the way back to the tyrannical past. Still, the takeover of NTV is bad news. |
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For the production of a lime milk having a high reactivity, this means a smaller size of the hydrated lime particles, an optimal slaking temperature and high shear forces are required. |
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For example, THP, a drinks firm that started out brewing beer, moved into fizzy soft drinks and is now, like Vinamilk, slaking the growing thirst for healthy beverages. |
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The slaking process involved in creating a lime putty is an exothermic reaction which initially creates a liquid of a creamy consistency. |
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In that study, some of the subjects had dreams in which they were slaking their thirst, very much like the dreams of convenience Freud described. |
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The grinding technology of the time consisted only of flat millstones, and it was more economic to comminute the limestone by burning and slaking than by grinding. |
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There is some dispute as to the comparative quality of putty formed from dry hydrated lime compared with that produced as putty at the time of slaking. |
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