Příklady distillation

• This residue in its turn is then subjected to distillation under reduced pressure to give both a vacuum distillate and a vacuum residue.

• Indeed, the 'recycling' offers a more teacher-friendly distillation of the rather subtle ideas expressed in his earlier books, the last two in particular.

• What is presented here is a distillation which highlights the differences between the cases.

• In the sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries, pharmacy was still largely concerned with its traditional functions of the distillation and extraction of organic materials.

• Nonetheless, his definition indicates to us that distillation became the representative method of chemical analysis by mid-seventeenth century.

• It is a skillful distillation of an immense amount of work, presented in an accessible format of well-written text, simple diagrams and summary tables.

• If the distillation process regulated one set of chemical terminology, it did not provide an exhaustive criterion for classification.

• The volume is an extremely readable distillation of views.

• Spirits were the volatile products of distillation which rose up during the process and were collected after cooling.

• Furthermore, in contradistinction to craftsmanship, it was not the hand and its mechanical energy that brought about the transformations in distillation but fire.

• These general principles of police, however, could not yield any single answer about the benefits or drawbacks of schnapps distillation.

• It cannot, though, be reduced to a distillation of the statistical properties of language production.

• It is a sustained essay in struggle, a distillation of the violent conflict marking the passage from oppression to liberty.

• To this end, they sifted through a variety of philosophies, ancient and modern, and tailored them to their practice of distillation analysis.

• Those closely familiar with the field will find the book limited in originality since much of it is a distillation of research already published.