But there are some applications which can only be carried out by wet sieving.

The old man shook his head and returned to his sieving.

Most workers find it convenient to record their sieving analysis data systematically on forms designed for the purpose.

Hand sieving is a simple technique for separating particles of different sizes.

With automated sieving technology, workers can track the success of these blasts and receive instant results.

The reason for the effectiveness of this sieving method is based on two components:

The sieving technique is strongly dependent upon sieve mesh shape.

Simple sieving, on its own, is obviously nowhere near capable of generating the amount of order in a living thing.

Without meticulous sieving, the white bean soup will not be properly velvety.

The two main ways a company keeps track of fragmented material are through manual and automated sieving procedures.

Manual sieving involves extracting a sample of material to analyze the size distribution.

Perhaps the most commonly used method of determining particle sizes, dry sieving, is subject to potential errors from many sources.

The upper and lower teeth interlocked; according to Bennett (2013) they formed a basket for sieving food items from water.

It was an internet-based sieving effort from Cooperating Systems Corporation.

See Optical Granulometry to view the automated sieving process.

The structures, called sporangia, were found by crushing fossil-bearing samples and sieving them through a fine mesh.

Lattice sieving is a technique for finding smooth values of a bivariate polynomial over a large region.

Automated sieving is an advanced way of sieving materials running through a process.

A favored explanation is kinetic sieving.

Mixtures of substances that are not soluble are usually readily separated by physical sieving or settlement.

Scientists have known the gene's approximate location since the early 1980's, but "it's been very elusive," Dr. Sieving said.

Examination of the condition of the meshes in the sieve nest should always be carried out before undertaking a major sieving programme.

The sieving of 80 tonnes of earth failed to recover even a scrap of the missing face, which must have shattered into individual crystals.

Most commonly sieving is used for size determination in the pebble and sand ranges, i.e. particles coarser than 0 063 mm.

Persons from the Isle of Wight Museum say that sieving is underway at one fossil location.

Both of them would have to go through the sieve tomorrow.

Either way you have to pass it through a sieve.

Do we really want the sieve to be the image of Europe?

When it comes to cooking, my mind is a sieve.

However, she was silent, and taking the sieve went down to the well with it.

Place the spinach in a sieve and press out all of the water.

A couple sleeps more, though, and my mind had become a sieve.

This is the key to the efficiency of the number field sieve.

Lift the pieces from the water and place them in a sieve.

I have ideas - but it's like water in a sieve.

Pass through a sieve and store as above, before serving.

It's already been proved we've got a system like a sieve.

Pass through a fine sieve and refrigerate at least four hours.

To fill it was like trying to carry water in a sieve.

A sieve is used to test soil and base material.

Eh, but my brain coming like a sieve these days.

Process through a food mill or sieve and set aside.

Press the cream through a fine sieve over the potatoes.

Drain through a fine sieve and place in a bowl.

There will be larvae too, but these are small and go through the sieve.

Wash the rice in a sieve under running cold water.

"After they leave, you go through there with a sieve.

Pass through a fine sieve, and set aside to cool.

Finally, a little old woman directed her to the well, but she could not fill the sieve.

Force the rest of the mixture through a sieve or food mill.

A piece of himself that others could sieve at will.

It can be seen that the right side is being sieved.

We sieved six tons of soil to find them and his eyes.

These are used to sieve food particles from the water and transfer them to the mouth.

Dust your work surface with some flour - sieve it first, for the same reason.

Only when sieved and filtered was thought fit for exposure.

"They sieve plastic out of the river and burn it for fuel."

To make the pastry by hand sieve the flour and the salt into a large bowl.

The pulp is mixed with water, sieved and boiled again.

The material is sieved into a number of different grades to suit the application.

The water was strained and sieved clean by biological filters.

If food processor is used, mixture must then be sieved to remove skins.

He put the grater aside, sieved again, then took up the cutting board.

For the pancakes, sieve the flour into a bowl and add the egg.

Eventually, the flour is sieved another time and packed.

Cheesecloth was used to sieve the mosquito larvae out of the water.

Their attention was totally absorbed by this contest; leaving nothing for me to sieve from that focus.

Before the ground becomes too chilled, be sure to sieve at least one large bucketful for use this winter.

Josh shuffled off down the lip of the basin still sieving the water.

When using only flake all the food is fine enough and there is no need to sieve it.

It can be sieved through a screen if necessary to remove any clumps prior to use.

The grain could then be further cleansed by sieving.

Sieving the resultant white sugar produces different grades for selling.

Today the roots are pounded into a powder which is mixed with water and sieved before serving.

First you might try sieving the mixture and determining which of the two components are mostly magnetic.