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Topic Science:: PAGE #9
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241. Add (tāpiri)
:: Heat the butter and gently fry the onion until soft then increase the heat and add the rice stirring well
242. Watt (wata)
:: Trial runs showed that the prototype device significantly cooled a heated surface on just 06 watts of power
243. Wave (poipoi)
:: But for today you wave a sad farewell as it floats back off into the night sky
244. Wavelength (roangaru)
:: The most powerful telescopes in the world spanning all wavelengths of the electromagnetic spectrum were retooled and reprogrammed to observe the dying star
245. Block (poraka)
:: We now have a box actually bag recycling scheme in our block for textiles paper cardboard glass and tins
246. Enzyme (whākōkī)
:: This is probably due to the presence of other enzymes besides the protease
247. Set (huinga)
:: By that time the bones had set so doctors had to break the bones again in order to permit a proper resetting
248. Interference (pokanoa)
:: Every time you start your car ignition it causes interference to the radio band so its a very confusing technical issue
249. Radius (pūtoro)
:: Because the slices are thin the height of the rectangle is approximately the radius r of the circle
250. Angle (koki)
:: Ralph had begun to angle for an invitation
251. Disprove (faahapa i)
:: It is understood that DNA and other tests carried out in the immediate aftermath of the killing are central to proving or disproving the main line of the inquiry being pursued by the 40strong team
252. Relay (tānga)
:: The central core also acts as the structural support for the metal tower designed to receive the antennae oriented towards the relay stations at the Dole and Mt Pelerin
253. Atrium (marae)
:: This increase in left atrial pressure causes an increase in pulmonary venous pressures
254. Momentum (torohaki)
:: This will surely add momentum to a constitutional process already on that track
255. Classify (whakarōpū)
:: In fact Im not sure that that gathering would even be classifiable as a party but I could probably pack a lot of people into an area like that
256. Yield (tukua)
:: Chapelcross is Britains only producer of tritium a radioactive gas which is essential for boosting the explosive yield of nuclear bombs
257. Flooring (kuaha)
:: She offers advice on colors hardwood floor designs matching your floorcovering to your lifestyle the relative noise levels of different floorings and even cleaning and maintenance
258. Scaffolding (tīrewa)
:: It has been created out of scaffolding and is clad with plywood covered in a mesh fabric
259. Calculator (tātaitai)
:: In those days mainframe computers were coming into usage and electronic calculators were also just appearing
260. Calculus (tuanaki)
:: It is thought that the catheter balloons burst as they were pushed against the calculus as the bladder contracted during bladder emptying
261. Molecule (rāpoi ngota)
:: This electricity splits the water molecules in an electrolyte producing hydrogen
262. Sum (moni)
:: A more careful analysis can be given to show that the sum of this series is 2310345 to five decimal places
263. Robot (karetao)
:: Now that robots and computer simulations are replacing bench science architects are giving researchers new laboratory environments that facilitate the exchange of ideas and bring together experts of many disciplines
264. Pharming (pharming)
:: Pharming is another online scam in which hackers download crimeware to the users computer
265. Cosine (whenu)
:: I can remember roughly how to differentiate a standard xy formula but sines cosines and tangents are a mystery
266. Correlate (correlate)
:: It appears that there is an innate ability to correlate the sensory information of a visually perceived expression with the muscle movement involved in imitating the expression
267. Correlation (ine)
:: On the other hand as mentioned in the previous section path analysis does not allow any correlation among the error terms
268. Correspond (hāngai)
:: Interestingly these two currents in the study of US ethnic literatures correspond to a parallel divergence on questions of politics and aesthetics
269. Corroborate (he tautoko)
:: But Miss X revealed that the police had systemically failed to seek corroboration of her evidence
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