Examples of shaker

• Cultures were pre-incubated at the respective growth temperatures in incubator shakers for at least 3 h before the addition of 1 ml of an overnight culture.

• Owing to the presence of these shakers, that cannot be done, which means that clothes have to be dried inside the homes.

• Thirdly, as political movers and shakers we have to be frank with the people we represent.

• The well-known, sometimes rather colourful, movers and shakers in the community tended to be members of the local council.

• I call them bone shakers.

• The economy is going again and it is going because the people that are the shakers and the movers are motivated and doing what they are best at.

• Shakers have largely been replaced by magnetic stirrers for many purposes, but are still favoured for some situations, such as those involving large volumes.

• A hygroscopic material will tend to become damp and cakey when exposed to moist air (such as the salt inside salt shakers during humid weather).

• Idiophones are instruments that produce sound through the vibrating of a solid material that is free of tension, commonly found in shakers, scrapers, and xylophones.

• The show features national pundits, political movers and shakers, as well as historians and conservative thinkers in its guest lineup.

• Reis sells hats, shirts, shakers, autographed posters and other merchandise on her website.

• The music is played on large alfaia drums, large metal gongu bells, snare drums and shakers.

• Sport fishermen divide the sturgeon into three classes: shakers, keepers, and oversize.

• Rockers are often used in place of shakers when less aggressive mixing is required.

• Mudloggers usually go out and check the shakers for rock samples that have circulated from bottom.