| So at 3.45pm BST, we decided to pack up and go to our respective homes in order to observe the emersion of Venus if we could. |
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| Such terminology may also be used for eclipses and occultations, along with their synonyms immersion and emersion. |
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| And after a moment, a sort of emersion in the scene happens and something then begins. |
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| Without emersion the chances of successfully acquiring the language diminishes considerably. |
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| Microscopy also gives us the possibility to see many other things at 100x oil emersion. |
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| Light is generated by a central projector and transmitted via fibre optic cable to the emersion point in a lens or a miniature headlight. |
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| Extended emersion at low tide prevents the development of coral in this zone. |
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| Presumably, the increased chaperone need is induced by exaggerated gill protein denaturation in response to elevated body temperatures during emersion. |
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| The environmental conditions are much more favourable here: there is no danger of emersion, there is plenty of light and the nutrients are replenished thanks to wave movement. |
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| Cuff Cleaner Inc's system of cleaning and disinfecting is proven to be more effective than any other conventional or manual methods due to our full emersion method. |
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| During emersion, lower eulittoral species remain pedally attached and thus have elevated evaporative water-loss rates. |
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| English, French and emersion teams work on curriculum at the Ministry. |
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| The Norway lobster Nephrops norwegicus and the European lobster Hommarus gammarus were used as model organisms, with emersion as an invoker of hemolymph L-lactate. |
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| Without doubt one of the best ways to develop grit, self-control, resilience, optimism, joy, and gratitude is to have a camp emersion experience with all its ups and downs. |
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| The stability of these compounds might be caused, among other factors, by their tight link with settling particles and therefore quick emersion under oxidizing conditions. |
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