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Thanks to steam engines digging of the draining adit was also possible which finally led to removing the water from the mine without help of any additional devices. Due to the depletion of galena ore, the mine began to gradually cease its activity at the beginning of the 20th century, definitively terminating its activity in 1913. For four centuries miners dug over 20,000 shafts and over 150 kilometers of underground corridors.
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Using CGI animation, National Geographic simulates removing the water from the oceans to explore the ocean floor and its vast geography. In 2011, Brooks was interviewed by William Shatner in the feature-length documentary The Captains. The film was written and directed by Shatner and features the original Star Trek captain interviewing every other actor who had portrayed a prominently recurring captain, upon whom the science-fiction franchise had yet been based. Brooks also served as music supervisor for the project.
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The theory behind waterless printing is that the silicone material which makes up the non-image area of the plate has a very low surface energy. This material will resist ink provided the ink's viscosity is such that it has a greater affinity for itself than it does for the silicone. One factor that will affect viscosity is temperature. By removing the water from the offset process, there is a loss of its cooling effect on the surface of the plate.
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Feedstock is simply forced through a hollow needle using a syringe. This method has been shown to make fibres successfully on multiple occasions. Although very cheap and easy to produce, the shape and conditions of the gland are very loosely approximated. Fibres created using this method may need encouragement to change from liquid to solid by removing the water from the fibre with such chemicals as the environmentally undesirable methanol or acetone, and also may require post- stretching of the fibre to attain fibres with desirable properties.
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Peter was born on March 09, 1836. M. Peter began his career as a candle maker in his native town of Vevey, Switzerland, but soon demand for his candles fell due to the introduction of affordable kerosene lamps. When Peter came up with the process of making milk chocolate in 1857, he had a problem with removing the water from the milk, which caused mildew to form. It was not until he enlisted the cooperation of M. Henri Nestlé, then a baby-food manufacturer who had invented a milk-condensation process, that finally, in 1875, after seven years of effort, he was able to bring the product onto the market.
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Lyophilized 5% w/v sucrose cake in a pharmaceutical glass vial Pharmaceutical companies often use freeze-drying to increase the shelf life of the products, such as live virus vaccines, biologics and other injectables. By removing the water from the material and sealing the material in a glass vial, the material can be easily stored, shipped, and later reconstituted to its original form for injection. Another example from the pharmaceutical industry is the use of freeze drying to produce tablets or wafers, the advantage of which is less excipient as well as a rapidly absorbed and easily administered dosage form. Freeze-dried pharmaceutical products are produced as lyophilized powders for reconstitution in vials and more recently in prefilled syringes for self-administration by a patient.
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