Thunderheads tower more than 30 miles above surrounding clouds, and new observations reveal that moist heat rising in these stormy updrafts probably supplies the energy driving most Jovian weather.
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Whether it's pork, lamb or beef, tougher cuts need gentle, moist heat to dissolve the rubbery collagen in the connective tissue and to melt it into a soft gelatin.
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Due to the constant use of this muscle by the animal it tends to be tough, dry, and sinewy, so is best when cooked for a long time in moist heat.
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"Iron your letters, " said scientist Ken Alibek, adding that a microwave oven would not work as well as a steam iron because moist heat kills spores better than dry heat.
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Many of them incorporate mainstream medical diagnostics and employ conventional treatments including techniques of physical therapy such as exercise, stretching, massage, ice packs, electrical muscle stimulation, therapeutic ultrasound, and moist heat.
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Beef clod can be prepared in a variety of methods both dry and moist, but the most recommended method to cook beef clod is to cook it with moist heat or braising.
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"We love the American garbage, " said Shalu Shal, 31, who stood alongside dozens of rubbish pickers in the moist heat and rotting muck of a dump on the outskirts of Port-au-Prince.
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Place a roasting pan ( or aluminum pan ) on the other side of the grate and add 2 inches of water to the pan to provide moist heat and catch drippings.
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Although I am not a top former Soviet germ warfare scientist per se, I think I know a little bit about moist heat, having lived, if that's what you'd call it, through 25 Florida summers.
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When questioned as to why the heads found at Cranley Gardens had been subjected to moist heat, Nilsen stated that he had frequently evaporate, thus removing the need to dispose of the brain and flesh.
