0 a container with a tightly fitting lid in which liquids can be mixed together by moving the container quickly from side to side:
1 a container with holes in its lid from which spices and other powders can be shaken onto food:
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Shakers have largely been replaced by magnetic stirrers for many purposes, but are still favoured for some situations, such as those involving large volumes.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).
