The corn crops pull moisture from the soil and some of that moisture escapes into the atmosphere, literally forming a very high "pool" of moisture.
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First, there is the amount of moisture they're carrying, and where this moisture originates.
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Moisture, Moisture, MoistureDry, flaky skin is the enemy here, so moisturizing is non-negotiable.
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Countermatch Adaptive Moisture Lotion, $163 Beautycounter's Adaptive Moisture Lotion caused a big buzz online.
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And if that warmer air is holding more moisture, it can drop more moisture.
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Think of it like this: moisture acts like a magnet, attracting other moisture wherever it can.
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Your hair can either be high porosity (easily absorbs moisture) or low porosity (doesn't easily absorb moisture).
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Group all of your moisture-loving leafy, tropical plants together: This will help retain moisture and warmth.
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The sweat of my tired body hasBecome the moisture of the city,and in this moisture, I'll survive.
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Making a robot that runs on moisture is valuable because moisture is an all-natural source of power.
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Mr. Sweet described a plume of moisture extending from Hawaii to Southern California, bringing with it tropical moisture.
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"As the atmosphere warms, it is holding more moisture, and it has to get that moisture from somewhere," he said.
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Breathable, moisture-wicking underwear is your friend — not cotton, which can trap moisture, or lace, which tends to be more irritating on your skin.
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"African hair naturally needs moisture to be able to be maintained properly so butters tend to seal in the moisture very well," explained Ntalami.
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The Shea Moisture Mango and Carrot Extra-Nourishing Conditioner is a gentle and safe conditioner perfect for curly locks and zapping hair with extra moisture.
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And if the idea is that the moisture from urine will instantly unstick the glue, why wouldn't the moisture from menstrual blood do the same?
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"Warmth and the moisture go hand in hand," because warmer air holds more moisture than colder air, said Bob Henson, a meteorologist with Weather Underground.
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In preparation, Hyland also took part in the Olay Two-Week Moisture Ribbons Body Wash Challenge, using only the brand's Moisture Ribbons Body Wash for several weeks.
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Moisture wicking clothing, however, draws moisture away from the skin and up to the surface of the clothing item, where it can freely evaporate into the air.
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"The material is also moisture-wicking, so it pulls moisture away from the body, removing and reducing thermal burden, while increasing mobility and comfort levels," he added.
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Drier winters mean less moisture on the land, and warmer springs are pulling the moisture into the air more quickly, turning shrub, brush and grass into kindling.
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Warmer air can hold more moisture, and "when the air has more moisture in it, you would get wetter wet bands and drier dry bands," he said.
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They do however have the luxury of absorbing moisture through the humid air and the leftover moisture that the tree bark has absorbed during the last rainfall.
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Early cold snaps and moisture from the Pacific Ocean are nothing new, but the combination of single-digit temperatures and substantial moisture has made the storm unusually intense.
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Heavy snow in Seattle requires an unlikely mixture of moisture and cold air, Professor Mass said, but the moisture from the Pacific Ocean tends to be relatively warm.
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And the expected arrival Sunday of monsoonal moisture could bring the danger of lightning strikes as the moisture levels of vegetation — the fuel for wildfires — hovers near record lows.
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Well, yeast thrives on moisture — so if you trap moisture in your fussy silk and mostly nylon blend underwear, you're creating a prime breeding ground for an infection (ouch).
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Since warmer air can hold more moisture, these lunar-influenced air pockets need more moisture than usual to reach capacity, and are thus less likely to dump their contents.
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CoverGirl Outlast LongWear + Moisture Lipstick in Red Siren: You'll never have to choose between moisture and long-lasting power ever again, thanks to this ultra-hydrating formula from CoverGirl.
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And while many corn and soybean farmers will be relieved to add some much-needed moisture to their fields, those with enough moisture already will be much less enthusiastic.
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It makes the energy, if you have moisture at the surfaces, dry air, cold air, pushing that moisture up, you can get a tornado to form in any state.
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Fog = more moisture = greater chance of a moonbow.
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When the moisture hits a source of lift, such as a storm system, a mountain range, or both, that moisture is wrung out in the form of rain and snow.
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These water super-highways—narrow bands of moisture whisked along at a high altitude—transport about 90 percent of the moisture that makes it to places outside the tropics, like California.
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This mask combines Laneige's proprietary Sleep-Tox and Moisture Wrap blends that respectively repair and hydrate the skin overnight with hydro ionized mineral water to ensure your skin retains moisture longer.
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And speaking of the star's pout, Gonzalez applied Neutrogena Moisture Smooth Color Stick in Bright Berry to the actress' lips to add moisture while also creating a slight lacquer-like appearance.
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Hyaluronic acid works by absorbing moisture like a sponge, so when applied to dry skin in a dry climate, it absorbs moisture from the skin instead of pulling it toward it.
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Because of the orientation of the storm, Dr. Shepherd said, "you've just got this stream of moisture firehosing into the Houston region," as the moisture is constantly replenished by the gulf.
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Once we&aposve set it and it looks like a giant jelly, a giant white jelly, we&aposll cut the curd, release the moisture, and we&aposll drain that moisture off.
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Because a cheese that needs to travel long distances also should retain its moisture, the round shape also serves to minimize surface area, which decreases the moisture that's lost through evaporation.
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Chapstick Total Hydration Moisture + Tint, $4.99, available at Target.
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ChapStick Total Hydration Moisture + Tint comes in three shades.
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Carol's Daughter Black Vanilla Moisture & Shine Leave In Conditioner
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Olay Ultra Moisture Body Wash, available at Amazon, $8.48Some body washes can strip skin of natural oils, so in the fall opt for one that includes hydrating ingredients to keep moisture in.
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Nordstrom Home Moisture Wicking Queen Mattress Pad, $65.90 (after sale $89) [You save $23.10]Make your mattress a little softer with this quilted mattress pad that wicks away moisture while you sleep.
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Typicall,y by this time of year, the biggest sources of moisture in the air in the area — trees and vegetation – have stopped giving off moisture and are beginning to dry out.
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That's because the herbs we're using still have some moisture.
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Thoroughly blot dry, removing as much moisture as possible. 7.
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So if there's moisture stress, that tree trunk will shrink.
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Lower moisture content, higher acidity, higher sugar or salt content.
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They help protect, restore moisture, and ultimately improve hair texture.
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Curls need moisture and shouldn't be brushed out, he emphasized.
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Shea Moisture Jojoba Oil & Ucuuba Butter No-Rinse Foam Cleanser
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Herbivore Pink Cloud Rosewater Moisture Creme, $48, available at Herbivore.
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"That is just an amazing amount of moisture," he said.
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This, in combination with moisture and condensation, create the inversion.
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I use a lot of Shea Moisture shampoos and conditioners.
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Opna Short Sleeve Moisture Wicking Athletic Shirts, from $10.95; amazon.
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For a graphic on European soil moisture map, click tmsnrt.
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But some worried about low moisture levels and warm temperatures.
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For a large wound to properly heal, it needs moisture.
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It's gentle, effective, and doesn't strip my skin's natural moisture.
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There's moisture and nutrients to put back into your skin.
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My clothes were damp where the moisture had soaked through.
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Droplets of moisture had formed on his eyelashes like tears.
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At higher altitudes, it kept the moisture over the Gulf.
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The moisture now races out before the cold air arrives.
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The Big Mac's only moisture came from the sauce. FAIL.
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And when we lose that moisture, our skin looks ashy.
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Possible moisture on Saturday, and expect it again on Sunday.
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Any sort of moisture can interfere with your phone's function.
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Stack it loosely on pallets to keep moisture at bay.
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If you have a generator, keep it away from moisture.
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When the temperature and moisture are right, they pop up.
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Meteorologists say moisture from the storm will linger until Friday.
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Apparently, it keeps things odor and moisture free for weeks.
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And your body really suffers from that lack of moisture.
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Each was associated with differing levels of moisture and heat.
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So that's my main focus: getting the moisture back in.
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The dead skin has a purpose: It holds in moisture.
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Moist. Moisture. Moist. MOIST. Do those words make you cringe?
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The material is already breathable, but Party Lady's Bamboo Undershirt goes even further with a one-way moisture transfer system, which works by absorbing moisture while preventing it from seeping through to become visible.
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It is a physical barrier protecting the skin; it traps discharge, dirt and debris; it also traps moisture, helping the vulvar skin maintain a higher moisture content relative to skin elsewhere on your body.
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Pros: Close, smooth shave, moisture ribbon fills in for shaving cream in a pinchCons: A few owners complained the moisture ribbon felt gooey once wet, ribbon is also quite thin so you'll need shaving cream
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Swiftwick uses a moisture-wicking synthetic underneath your foot and mesh on top to most efficiently move moisture out of your shoe, which will keep your feet feeling fresher, and reduce the chance of blisters.
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You could smell the leaves and the moisture and things changing.
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Skin is bathed in moisture for a brighter beautiful comfortable feel.
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When you don't see that moisture, the ball will travel (farther).
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Extreme cold is bad news for electronics too, as is moisture.
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As the salt seasons the meat, it also pulls out moisture.
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The moisture from the warm sea surface then enters the atmosphere.
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And if you're craving extra moisture … olive oil is the answer.
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Moisture vaporators and boxy sci-fi crates are scattered around you.
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Trees play a huge role in capturing moisture and reducing temperatures.
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I use Bioelements foaming wash, Crucial Moisture, eye cream, and serum.
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Kash says it removes 95% of the moisture from the rug.
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Remove any excess moisture and add to bowl with ricotta mix.
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You'll stay dry even when moisture attacks from inside and out.
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Elizabeth Arden Prevage Anti-Aging Moisture Cream SPF 30, $132; amazon.
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In case you missed it, natural hair needs lots of moisture.
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But this year the 2480 million acres have had good moisture.
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It wicks the moisture so you don't get a sweaty bum.
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The kit allows you to test for oil, moisture and pH.
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Let's start with the basics: How do moisture-wicking clothes work?
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And the more the moisture disperses, the quicker it will evaporate.
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This adds energy and moisture to the system, increasing its strength.
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Warmer seas release more moisture that can stoke more powerful storms.
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With more moisture in the atmosphere, the rains will be heavier.
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Your skin loses the ability to produce any kind of moisture.
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The furry liner naturally wicks moisture away and facilitates air circulation.
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Winter wheat plants start using more moisture once they resume growth.
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You'll hear sounds, and may feel some moisture on your wrist.
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The moisture in the room seemed to evaporate all at once.
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The rising temperatures are leading to less moisture and more fires.
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"If there's no moisture, there will be no decomposition," says Moses.
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Excess moisture can cause problems with mildew growth in the cushions.
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Shea Moisture Tea Tree Oil & Shea Butter After Shave Elixir, $6.89
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They also have a natural storm welt to keep out moisture.
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These cracks were getting wider from freezing and thawing, and moisture.
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To make matters worse, a warmer atmosphere can hold more moisture.
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This isn't just for flavor but for moisture and structural integrity.
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It's also a humectant, so it draws moisture to the skin.
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"What we are painting is moisture and air," Mr. Mensching said.
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Flipping to maintain even moisture content throughout the cheese during aging.
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My lips press tight to my wrist to check the moisture.
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Pros: Prevents odor, wicks away moisture, extremely comfortableCons: Limited color selection
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Add moisture-absorbing, washable shoe liners to every pair of shoes.
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Be sure to avoid getting excess moisture around ports and buttons.
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I alternate between that and Oribe, Moisture & Control shampoo and conditioner.
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Plants need moisture in the roots, not next to the stem.
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That's where Pantene Pro-V Daily Moisture Renewal Conditioner comes in.
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A humidifier adds extra moisture to the air to combat this.
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The wet room is moisture-sealed with fiberglass reinforced plastic walls.
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In the process, the air temperature rises and moisture content drops.
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Cotton, on the other hand, absorbs moisture but doesn't promote evaporation.
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Warmer air can hold more moisture, making more available during storms.
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That moisture is then released as an increasing amount of precipitation.
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It's not a straightforward question to answer because it will vary so much from place to place depending on the soil moisture and the types of fuel—whether it's grassy fuels, or litter fuels, or coarse, larger, woody fuels—but you'd be looking for soaking rainfall that markedly increases soil moisture and bushfire fuel moisture, to really dampen these fires down.
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Randerson told CNBC that the trees emit stored moisture during the dry season, in a kind of "positive feedback cycle" that helps sustain them in drier periods, and maintains enough moisture to keep fires from spreading.
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When snow first falls in the Sierra, it is usually dry and powdery, with about 10 to 12 percent moisture by volume, but as it accumulates and compresses, the moisture content rises to about 40 percent.
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Available in two flavors, Happy Herb (like an an earthy piña colada) and Baked Brownie (a coconut-spiked dessert), the Moisture Hit collection is here to do exactly what it says: hit your lips with intense moisture.
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But this moisture also perturbs air currents, so in some years, Pacific moisture is all channeled toward California via atmospheric rivers while in other years, this concentrated plume discharges elsewhere, leaving the Golden State to dry out.
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Shea Moisture Men's Utility Soap Bar, $3.99With shea butter, cocoa butter, mango butter, and avocado, the Shea Moisture Utility Soap Bar is perfect for cleaning and adding much-needed hydration to my skin at the same time.
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He'll never want to take these stretchy, moisture-wicking lounge pants off.
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Harvest timing has, effectively, been disconnected from moisture, thanks to global warming.
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Some curls are parched and require nourishing oils and butters for moisture.
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In simple terms, porosity translates to how easily your hair absorbs moisture.
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My face felt not only cleansed, but perfectly supple afterward, moisture intact.
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Hotter temperatures mean that the air can hold on to more moisture.
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Moisture will cause the fish to steam—not sear—in the pan.
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Don't let a little moisture in the air rain on your parade.
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A flexible daily schedule updates every day based on the soil's moisture.
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Similar to El Niño, it's a periodic swing in temperature and moisture.
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It's lightweight and stretchy, yet is also moisture-wicking and wrinkle-resistant.
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The solids form from the liquid as the moisture leaves the droplets.
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Post-gel nails often crave more moisture — while we often want color.
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It also has a moisture sensor, around the rim of the lens.
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The leggings wicked moisture right up, and didn't leave any sweat marks.
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Another proprietary material inside the panel absorbs the moisture from the air.
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Vogue's line of products also includes Maui Moisture and Proganix hair care.
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Or however you say that in the binary language of moisture vaporators.
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And, with that, we're going to investigate a certain level of moisture.
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It also retained more moisture and grew about 50 percent more grass.
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Their thick coats catch the snow, keeping the moisture from their bodies.
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It gives moisture but also acts as a toner and a cleanser.
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I experimented a lot with taking deep moisture out of the cakes.
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After shampooing and conditioning, towel dry the hair to remove excess moisture.
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Blot the salmon with a paper towel to remove any excess moisture.
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Over time, he's added sensors that measure moisture, sunlight, temperature, and humidity.
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The body of the camera is also sealed against moisture and dust.
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The heat also drives out moisture, further improving adhesion, says Dr Zanko.
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This large-capacity case is designed to keep out water and moisture.
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The post-wash focus for curls is on adding moisture and structure.
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Under Armour specifically focused on performance aspects like temperature and moisture management.
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The Strategist also reviewed this jacket favorably, highlighting its moisture-wicking properties.
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"Now, there's less vegetation to hold back moisture going forward," said Bausch.
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Because the leggings are designed for workouts, they have moisture-wicking technology.
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A Tencel-blend fabric cover also bumps up breathability and moisture control.
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They're moisture-wicking, fighting against sweat and rain, regardless of the season.
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Other than that, you just kind of keep the moisture in there.
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Her lips began to crack, to shrivel from the moisture leaching out.
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The panel contains absorbent material that pulls moisture from the air. 2.
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The soil moisture profile is as good as it can possibly be.
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In a nutshell, it's your hair's ability — or inability — to absorb moisture.
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These factors strip away moisture, causing the ends to crack and break.
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But a lot of those places, like John's, use low-moisture cheese.
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The cotton, polyamide and elastane blend fabric is stretchy and moisture resistant.
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The OLED layer is semipermeable, which makes it susceptible to moisture leaks.
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The air had higher moisture levels on Tuesday compared with past days.
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Still, moisture is a menace, so the newest renovation includes improved waterproofing.
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Someone had installed carpet and drywall, which were rank from the moisture.
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" She continued, "When the moisture starts condensing you start getting microbial action.
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"It would be high in moisture; it would be spreadable," he said.
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Made from moisture-wicking, extra-dense merino wool, one pair costs $20.
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Hyaluronic acid can attract and hold 1000 times its weight in moisture.
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Use this ceramide-infused formula to restore the skin's natural moisture barrier.
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Just get a little bit of moisture on your hand, at least.
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The objective side comes from raw data about precipitation and soil moisture.
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Leftover rice has less moisture than the fresh stuff, which encourages browning.
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Moisture is good and rains will not be needed for another week.
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That means the sardines&apos fat and moisture stay in the can.
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The violent storms suck up moisture and energy from warmer ocean surfaces.
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There's evidence of higher sea surface temperature and atmospheric moisture, experts say.
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The secret ingredient: "magic" sugar that changes color when moisture is added.
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Here on the tallest tower, scientists measure wind speed and moisture levels.
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A warmer atmosphere can hold more moisture, which comes down as precipitation.
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Vegetation moisture in many areas now at/near record low levels. Why?
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Normally, the cold air in the Tibetan plateau can't hold much moisture.
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The moisture feed from this storm was incredibly long — based on satellite imagery, the storm was tapping moisture from as far south as the Bahamas, and as far east as the Gulf Stream waters of the Atlantic Ocean.
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Current soil moisture is generally well above the last two years and if this continues, soybeans could receive a boost, as reported March/June/final soybean acreage tends to track higher in years with higher early soil moisture.
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Devices that look like moisture vaporators (those spire-like structures moisture farmers like Luke's uncle Owen used to extract water from the air) might indicate that The Rise of Skywalker returns to where the Skywalker story began, on Tatooine.
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Most dermatologists will recommend humectants like hyaluronic acid, which retain moisture in the skin; emollients, which sit on the skin's surface to prevent water from escaping; and occlusives, which form a protective layer over skin to trap in moisture.
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As I explained at the time, a combination of high air and sea surface temperatures fed an incredible amount of moisture into this system—moisture that was then hauled inland and unleashed over neighborhoods from Baton Rouge to Livingston.
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This takes longer than you may imagine, because of their high moisture content.
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But that doesn't have Lululemon's CEO sweating through his moisture-wicking workout garb.
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Nepartak weakened to a tropical storm after landfall, but still carried tremendous moisture.
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As it does so, it cools and moisture condenses into clouds and precipitation.
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The ground is prepared to lock in as much natural moisture as possible.
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Too thin, and the patty will lose too much moisture, becoming dry fast.
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The battery sensors may not be sufficiently sealed against moisture intrusion, Honda said.
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Lenzy recommends deep conditioning your hair every time you shampoo for maximum moisture.
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"Many of us aren't adding moisture back into our hair daily," she says.
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The Kit Kat, as a confection, has little moisture and even less substance.
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Farmers are looking to get this moisture to build up the soil profile.
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Together with moisture, high temperatures are known to make ammonium nitrate more volatile.
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Internet-connected sensors specifically for soil monitoring, at a minimum, measure soil moisture.
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Dr. Dennis Gross Hyaluronic Marine Oil-Free Moisture Cushion, $60, available at Sephora.
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Applying its acidic pulp directly to your skin might destroy your moisture barrier.
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But this has the moisture factor, looks smooth, and doesn't seem to move.
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Getting rid of the vegetable's moisture is crucial in getting a crispy crust.
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Water and sweat-resistant so these things can go through some moisture torture.
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"Hyaluronic acid is a moisture magnet," says Allies of Skin founder Nicolas Travis.
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Sure, we love any method that incorporates lots of moisture in our routines.
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Neutrogena makes these Moisture Smooth Color Sticks that I like because they're sheer.
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Life follows art Remember those moisture "vaporators" from the original "Star Wars" movie?
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The Neutrogena Triple Moisture Recovery Mask, which Sturdivant-Drew left on her strands.
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Dry eye disease occurs when the tear ducts do not produce enough moisture.
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When he tries to write letters, the moisture drips all over his paper.
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In the amenity kit: lip cream, moisture mask, hair brush, and eye mask.
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Less friction, a softer material, and better moisture retention makes for happy hair.
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You can also get different moisture readings on your body versus your face.
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The Body Shop Vitamin E Moisture Cream, $32, available at The Body Shop.
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And detectors planted in the soil can monitor moisture levels at multiple depths.
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A pleasurable flush came into his face, and his eyes filled with moisture.
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Many Oklahoma pastures had not received adequate moisture for more than 200 days.
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"Frizz is your hair's way of trying to get more moisture," Dueñas says.
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"Fuel moisture is really the key to the fire business," Dr. Flannigan said.
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A 2017 study conducted by Perception Institute and Shea Moisture even confirmed this.
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But it is the ballistic nylon that keeps it moisture and dirt-free.
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As an excessively sweaty person, the earphones handled my moisture on long runs.
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Plus, the silicone seal locks out air and moisture so everything stays fresh.
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For example, guard cells control pores for moisture, oxygen and carbon dioxide balance.
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But moisture naturally recurls hair, sometimes even if it has been chemically straightened.
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But jasmine sambac also helps support your skin's natural moisture levels and elasticity.
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They're rubbing it on all their clothes, getting all the moisture off me.
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This type experiences buildup, and has trouble retaining moisture and absorbing natural oils.
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These chemicals not only bring moisture to the skin, they plump it up.
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The goal here is to soften the onion and release a little moisture.
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Choose socks that wick moisture away from the feet and absorb it quickly.
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The cracks are getting wider from freezing and thawing as well as moisture.
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There's a lot of moisture and humidity in places like Quebec and Ontario.
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"You don't want any moisture in the pot when you start," he said.
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Talc is added to cosmetics to create a silky feel and absorb moisture.
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The moisture from the sauce is enough to soften them as they bake.
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Brined fibers don't contract as much when they cook, and hold more moisture.
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Zika and dengue fever start to bloom (so much moisture, so many mosquitoes).
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The outer eye wall effectively cuts off the inner eye wall from moisture.
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The biscuit clearly had too much salt and too little moisture in it.
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The grains were still small and they needed to swell with more moisture.
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These are the best humidifiers to add some moisture back into the air.
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For example, using GPS satellite data to create moisture maps of the racetrack.
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Its origins are mysterious, because there is hardly any moisture to speak of.
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Food typically rots when moisture exits, oxygen gets in and mold takes over.
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They're sensitive to light are are fussy about moisture levels and hate caffeine.
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Or that an extremely chilly winter can strip skin of all its moisture.
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For the hair itself, she likes Cantu leave-in conditioner to retain moisture.
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The technology makes storms more efficient by getting additional moisture out of clouds.
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But the damage can be reversed with simple practices to retain soil moisture.
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"When we trap more heat, there's more moisture in the atmosphere," explained Corringham.
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They hold a lot of moisture in, so they don't burn as well.
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The added aloe also goes a long way in hydrating and maintaining moisture.
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From pump to soil moisture sensors to water switch, it has everything you need to build a contraption that can monitor your plants' moisture levels and deliver the perfect amount of water to up to four plants at a time.
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To keep the styling to a minimum, prime your damp hair with a detangling moisture spray, like Vernon François PURE~FRO Moisture Spray, prior to plopping, and brush it through with a slightly damp brush to take care of any knots.
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So, when Olay approached her to take part in the brand's Two-Week Moisture Ribbons Body Wash Challenge, which called for her to use the brand's Moisture Ribbons Body Wash — and no other moisturizers whatsoever — it definitely gave her pause.
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But spare a thought, if you will, for the poor moisture farmers of Tatooine.
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You can use either dedicated moisture absorbers, or a container filled with kitty litter.
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Once cowpea seeds have enough moisture to take root, the plants can survive drought.
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Next up is toning to help restore moisture and balance my skin's pH level.
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This kind forms over Hawaii (hence "pineapple") and directs moisture toward the West Coast.
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"Your roots are the first place where the moisture is gonna hit," he says.
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Drought is overwhelming Southeastern states this fall, and temperatures have soared, depleting ground moisture.
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The remains were also placed and rotated in a temperature- and moisture-controlled container.
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He tested out having a propane heater once, but it created too much moisture.
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But a truer measure of their destructive potential would also include their moisture level.
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Soil moisture was at 270.1 mm in March, above the average of 248.6 mm.
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The walls of Arai's house are made from a lime plaster that absorbs moisture.
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Researchers say tilapia skin contains moisture and collagen at levels comparable to human skin.
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"She has her own [ChapStick] Total Hydration Moisture + Tint in Rose Petal," Bilson said.
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Finally, the healing and soothing mask was used to infuse my skin with moisture.
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This sucks moisture out of vegetation, turning it into the perfect fuel for wildfires.
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Avoid cotton, if possible, as it holds moisture and freezes when it gets damp.
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If my skin feels extra dehydrated, I might use something called a moisture veil.
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The aromatherapeutic cream provides some much needed zen, plus a nice boost of moisture.
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They also found that the small size of their bathroom soaks up more moisture.
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Curls love moisture, so conditioner is an obvious must-have for this hair type.
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They claim the coffee blocks odors, wicks away moisture, and keeps your bed fresh.
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Cacti and succulents shouldn't require any extra moisture or care while you're away. 3.
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It restores moisture to your hair while providing the clean feeling we all need.
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This causes reservoirs to form under the barren areas, supplying the grass with moisture.
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It gently removes any buildup from previous styling products without stripping away any moisture.
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The strong storm was fed in part by moisture from Former Tropical Storm Philippe.
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And the bag is not even fully sealed, so moisture could potentially get in.
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The atmosphere was essentially a powder keg, with abundant wind shear, instability and moisture.
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Forget batteries and electricity — the tiny robots of the future could run on moisture.
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"You want to find a shampoo that pushes moisture into the hair," she says.
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These inks react to invisible changes around us like heat, pressure, moisture and light.
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Initially we were shocked that the lightest color boots weren't affected by the moisture.
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"Humidity in the air can be sufficient moisture" to keep viruses alive, Tierno explains.
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For us, there is no forbidden snack more tempting than these little moisture spheres.
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The inflator canisters also can allow moisture to enter in areas with extreme humidity.
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And that moisture creates a desirable breeding ground for bacteria and infection, he adds.
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The lack of adequate moisture in the Northern Plains this summer sent prices skyward.
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Onshore flow happens when air moves from sea to land, usually with increased moisture.
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The moisture in the air boosts humidity, which shade can combat only so far.
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Cotton absorbs moisture, which means that it will leave your feet damp and sweaty.
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These in turn trigger physiological variations such as elongation growth, respiration, and moisture absorption.
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Kiehl's Facial Fuel Energizing Moisture Treatment Duo, $60 (valued at $84) [You save $24]
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Plus, bamboo helps to wick away moisture to stop you from sweating the bed.
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Then five cups go into every 10-inch cake, for maximum flavor and moisture.
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Light glistens off the sauces and the moisture of the cucumber and tomato salad.
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With gray skies packing the moisture in, it should feel mighty marshy out there.
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It's an ideal cleanser that removes makeup but doesn't strip your skin of moisture.
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"Wool is this miracle fibre that regulates temperature and wicks away moisture," Brown said.
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Today, farmers depend on the Internet for planting, monitoring soil moisture and the markets.
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Then, still holding it up, blotted off the moisture with his left arm's sleeve.
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They're common, but potentially irritating and can strip your hair and scalp of moisture.
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You do not need to use steam to transfer moisture to your vaginal walls.
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Where the air meets moisture, we will see yet another blast of April snow.
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When you cook it, the uterus shrivels up and loses a bit of moisture.
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The biggest, most recurring problem is the lack of moisture—which OTPHJs only exacerbate.
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"What's causing the snow to develop today is the addition of moisture," Barjenbruch explained.
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If you need a dose of moisture, layer a balm or gloss on top.
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For those of us with natural, textured, or relaxed hair, moisture is our religion.
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And as glycerin attracts moisture to the skin, honey helps to seal it in.
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A popular lip mask that creates a protective seal to lock in moisture overnight
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Analysts also noted weather issues, including dry conditions in Russia and excessive moisture elsewhere.
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But now, some analysts are considering whether soil moisture is excessive in some areas.
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Stained concrete floors work with the natural texture of the cave while resisting moisture.
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It will keep your environment full of moisture — no dry throats or noses here.
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Groundwater is moisture in soil and rock, fed by precipitation and stored in aquifers.
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The trick is trapping moisture, which is essentially how hydrating shampoos and conditioners work.
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I also use a lot of Shea Moisture products, and I've dabbled into Kiehl's.
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Though glass isn't susceptible to moisture, it can chip, scratch or crack from heat.
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In the summer, I spray the snails down to help them maintain their moisture.
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Mulch helps preserve soil moisture, block weeds, and can enrich and improve the soil.
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Talcum powders contain talc, which includes moisture-absorbing particles of oxygen, magnesium and silicon.
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They can be a bit pricey, but hold up best against moisture and mold.
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Moisture is always key for curls, but some types require more hydration than others.
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Wipe it again with a paper towel or dry cloth to remove excess moisture.
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At the same time, the warmer atmosphere holds more moisture, resulting in more rainfall.
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It keeps it protected, impervious to any moisture that might cause it to rust.
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That will give us moisture release without losing too many fatty proteins to whey.
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The blend of materials allows for impressive moisture-wicking capabilities to help prevent blisters.
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They'll wick away moisture to help keep your feet dry and free of blisters.
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With less air in the tank, there's less moisture for the alcohol to absorb.
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They also heat evenly and seal in moisture, helping you cook better tasting meals.
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Analysts also noted weather issues including dry conditions in Russia and excessive moisture elsewhere.
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Soil moisture measurements, for example, make their way back to farmers planning their crops.
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Climate models show that the Amazon&aposs moisture affects rainfall in the US, too.
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It condenses moisture from the atmosphere into a tank and dispenses filtered, distilled water.
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Those particles then serve as nucleation points, allowing moisture to condense and form droplets.
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The fun carved dot design helps wick away and absorb moisture and trap dirt.
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It's a type of fabric that, while wicking moisture, dramatically lowers your body temperature.
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As you sweat, the fabric absorbs that moisture and disperses it across the material.
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Heavier storms and floods: The world's atmosphere can hold more moisture as it warms.
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For example, you have to protect LSD from UV light because if LSD is exposed to UV light in the presence of moisture, moisture attaches and it becomes an undesirable compound, lumi-LSD, which would be a waste of the raw material.
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Novick-Finder's two-step method, while it takes a little longer, also ensures that moisture escapes from the center — bread that was brought up to room temperature too quickly can become hard as a rock in the center from moisture that linger around.
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From what I understood of the explanation I got, the hair dryer takes nano-sized moisture ions out of the air and sends them into your hair while it dries to seal the moisture into your strands, scalp, and even your skin.
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"I'd always believed that koalas get all their moisture from the leaves," Frend told Reuters.
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But he's excited about training for his new mission, NASA's SMAP satellite monitoring soil moisture.
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Higher ocean temperatures, for instance, mean more moisture in the air that can fuel hurricanes.
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I stay away from harsh soaps that rob the skin of natural oils and moisture.
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Dr. Fusco recommends the DermaCare Scalp Soothing Moisture Shampoo to her clients with mild dandruff.
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Now, thanks to eos' new Moisture Hit collection, it's coming for our lip balms, too.
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I also like to spritz my face with rosewater spray to keep moisture locked in.
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"Because the air is so dry on an airplane, moisture is not present," she notes.
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Beyond adding moisture to your air, there are, of course, water and creams and lotions.
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Thirsty elephants often strip a baobab of its bark and wood to get their moisture.
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But here's what we do know: Climate change is allowing storms to hold more moisture.
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"Dry skin lacks more than mere moisture," explains dermatologist Kenneth Howe, MD, of Wexler Dermatology.
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Soil moisture content was at 292.9 mm in March, above the average of 238.7 mm.
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I used light, oils, and moisture to let her skin shine through, almost like watercolor.
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So I'll be washing less frequently, balancing the moisture with some hydrating masks, and voilà!
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Queue the ultimate lazy girl hack: performance, moisture wick, and flex-fit technology athletic leggings.
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As Dr. Idriss explains, the moisture-zapping side effects are actually pretty easy to combat.
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Plants also move moisture into the air and release aerosols that can contribute to precipitation.
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And, it had way more moisture in it than any taco bowl I'd ever seen.
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I use Shea Moisture now for no reason in particular, thanks for listening, drink Pepsi.
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When they sold Shea moisture, they got a whole new branding team of white women.
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Ammonium nitrate is sensitive to high temperatures and moisture, and can become unstable over time.
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That warmer air will hold more moisture, which will lead to heavier rain and snowfall.
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The mud on his boots is a reassuring sign of ample moisture in the soil.
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And, as the atmosphere warms, it can hold more moisture that eventually falls as precipitation.
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"They want to have some consistency of moisture, but not be soaking wet," Sullivan says.
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Because warmer air holds more moisture (and can suddenly release it), precipitation will keep rising.
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The precipitation we experience here on Earth happens as moisture-laden air cools and condenses.
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Plus, it has moisture-wicking technology so you feel dry even after a sweaty workout.
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The cell walls are crumbling from age and moisture, and they're patched in many places.
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The moisture might be what's causing the edge strips, as it collects beneath the display.
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"Use shampoos and conditioners with moisture to keep the curl soft yet buoyant," Bonney explains.
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Divide your plants by size: Smaller plants need more attention and moisture than larger plants.
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But the most important lesson, at least in my book, is that moisture is paramount.
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Like popcorn, moisture inside the hairs evaporates rapidly which makes them look a bit... crispy.
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The storm will be fed in part by moisture and energy from Tropical Storm Philippe.
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So, when exercising, it's important to wear workout leggings made of moisture-wicking, breathable fiber.
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This eye cream is all about bringing moisture to the undereye area using hyaluronic acid.
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These are good audio indicators that your buds are still within their moisture sweet spot.
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Mucous is 95 percent water, in fact, while crusty boogers are simply snot sans moisture.
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This warming is increasing the amount of available moisture for storms to take advantage of.
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Be careful not to soak the mattress (moisture can create mold and damage the padding).
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When exposed to moisture, its properties can change, thereby revealing things that weren't there before.
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Friends of hers told her the towel helped with a rash caused by moisture buildup.
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Oddly, the dark navy shoe retained moisture on the surface but only on one foot.
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Plus, any underwear made of lace or synthetic material is less effective at absorbing moisture.
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Add them in—but cook them first so they don't release moisture into the eggs.
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The formula contains hyaluronic acid to lock in moisture and lactic acid to reduce shine.
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Also, brining the salmon before cooking can keep the moisture and albumin inside the meat.
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It also said that the moisture content of the waste made it difficult to recycle.
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High humidity saturates the air with moisture, reducing its capacity to absorb more water vapor.
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When you have natural hair that's styled straight moisture of any kind is the devil.
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They're not really hydrating, but they're not sucking all the moisture from my lips either.
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Warmer temperatures and additional moisture in the air magnify the intensity of hurricanes and monsoons.
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This is where the combination of moisture and low level cold air will be maximized.
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It freeze-dried its ammonium nitrate to protect it from moisture during the manufacturing process.
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If moisture is what you're after, it's usually best to leave the mask on longer.
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Then, the ceramides work to lock that moisture in by repairing the skin's barrier layer.
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The health drink-inspired products cleanse, nourish, and hydrate hair without stripping it of moisture.
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The higher-risk airbags lack a drying agent that helps protect the interior from moisture.
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It also features stretch side panels which allow for increased mobility while also wicking moisture.
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The system is interacting with widespread tropical moisture, leading to the numerous showers and thunderstorms.
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Briogeo Don't Despair, Repair Mask deep conditions for an extra boost of hydration and moisture.
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Pros: ConsBuy the Shea Moisture Mango and Carrot Extra-Nourishing Conditioner at Target for $8.79
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This allows the hair to absorb moisture quickly but also release it just as fast.
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It helps bring new life to my waves and adds a delicious dose of moisture.
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"This locks the moisture in—a similar method to the mainland's more traditional Cozido dish."
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The shirt is designed to wick moisture, be breathable, and to never lose its shape.
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There needs to be enough moisture in the lower and middle part of the atmosphere.
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The third layer is a 100% organic cotton cover that's moisture-wicking, keeping you cool.
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This is another sock with a seamless toe, integrated cushioning, and outstanding moisture-wicking properties.
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The formula is packed with shea butter and jojoba oil for hydration and maximum moisture.
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To lock in moisture and reduce frizz, apply Nashi's Argan Oil ($47) to damp hair.
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The coveted white meat in larger chickens just doesn't have very good texture or moisture.
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Given that spring wheat relies on snowmelt for moisture, that could be a big problem.
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"By the time fall fire season comes around, the fuels probably have less moisture." video
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Some people do get dry mouth, dry eyes because it does cut the moisture everywhere.
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"Dust can accumulate under the stretcher bar, and it can hold moisture," Simon Parkes said.
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"I had to lick the tap to get a few drops of moisture," he remembers.
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Plastic pots hold in more moisture and are lighter and more flexible than clay pots.
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Unlike other cleansers, an oil-based option won't strip your skin of its natural moisture.
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This lotion is great for sensitive skin and actually locks the moisture into your skin.
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As the salt dissolves and forms a brine, it helps the pork retain its moisture.
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And, through evapotranspiration, plants cool the surrounding air by evaporating moisture, allowing temperatures to cool.
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Cost and the fact that it was susceptible to moisture made it a hard sell.
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Science tells us each half-degree of warming increases average atmospheric moisture content 3 percent.
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Gorilla Tape is also weather-resistant and can withstand moisture, UV rays, and extreme temperatures.
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When we breathe in and out, virus particles escape, surrounded by a droplet of moisture.
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"You had warm waters, low shear, and there's a decent amount of moisture," he said.
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Pros: Made for professional athletes, long history of sportswear, moisture-wicking tech, cool designsCons: Expensive
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But without leaves in the trees, the surviving marsupials came down for the occasional moisture.
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It would reduce the moisture channelled along the Andes as far south as Buenos Aires.
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"It's like a fire hose of moisture when we get these atmospheric rivers," he said.
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This super rich body butter by Nourish Organic will give dry skin deep, decadent moisture.
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It further exfoliated my feet while infusing vitamins and moisture back into the skin. Whoa!
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Seriously impactful this could be strong winds associated with it - serious amounts of moisture. pic.twitter.
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The scientists at ATTO are also tracking this cycling of moisture on much smaller scales.
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And if you think all that moisture is coming down nice and easy, think again.
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Mold grows where moisture builds, often due to leaks, poor construction or lack of ventilation.
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Because cooler air holds less moisture, water vapor condenses on the conditioner's coils, lowering the humidity.
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Moisture-sensitive during growth and storage, carrots can also crack if they dry out after harvest.
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Wearable "galvanometer" gadgets, for example, measure moisture and electrical resistance on hand skin to reveal arousal.
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The diffuser also works as a humidifier for added moisture in the air while you sleep.
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Wednesday's scheduled game against Sacramento was postponed because of moisture on the Wells Fargo Center court.
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Tropical moisture will surge toward the Texas and Louisiana Gulf Coasts over the next few days.
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"Good soil moisture conditions have favored planting," the agriculture secretariat said in its monthly grains report.
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For every 1 degree Celsius (1.8 degree Fahrenheit), there is 33% more moisture in the air.
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Cold air doesn't carry moisture well, which dries out your skin, furniture, plants, and respiratory system.
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That further drives down the moisture in the fuels, he noted, making the land more combustible.
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Tropical moisture continues to linger across the Mississippi River Valley to the Appalachians and Mid-Atlantic.
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A sensor on top of the soil tracks light exposure, temperature, humidity, electrical conductivity, and moisture.
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The crop was planted in mostly favorable conditions after good precipitation bolstered soil moisture last autumn.
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"Avoid cotton, since that really holds in moisture and will make chafing more likely," she advises.
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Tarte also added hyaluronic acid for moisture, so it's less likely to dry out your face.
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"It's a great, budget-friendly option for restoring moisture to even the driest hair," Ess said.
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Exclusive to Ulta, Maui Moisture has replaced water with aloe vera juice on its ingredient label.
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You need some moisture in your face or things that are good for your skin overall.
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Many traditional formulations will deposit chemicals on the fabric that can hamper moisture management, Blakely says.
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"Our hair craves moisture, and for that reason I'm very diligent with deep-conditioning," she says.
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Shower off, towel dry, then use Bioelements Equalizer, Crucial Moisture, eye cream, and RayDefense (SPF 30).
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Skechers bills this as moisture-wicking and high rebound, to deliver energy return with every step.
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Stress can also change the body's chemistry, Chavez says, and result in a loss of moisture.
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As of Monday afternoon, "Shea Moisture" was the top trending topic in the country on Twitter.
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In 2015, Sears bought Patel's WallyHome sensor technology that detects changes in moisture, temperature, and humidity.
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California, like much of the West, gets most of its moisture in the fall and winter.
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"Snowstorms require two things: moisture and freezing air temperatures," the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said.
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There's less moisture loss, happening at a slower rate, meaning meats especially come out more tender.
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But I was more concerned about the fragrance, which had really been activated by the moisture.
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He'll want to opt for non-dyed cotton socks, which will help reduce moisture and odor.
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Moisture associated with the storm arrived ahead of it, bringing rain Sunday night and Monday morning.
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Not only do they promote healthy hair growth, moisture, and definition, but they're dirt cheap, too.
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They are are tied to narrow highways of moisture in the sky known as atmospheric rivers.
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When I was in high school, I got the Clinique Moisture Surge gift set for Christmas.
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According to Dickey, it's simple: Drier textures (your level two, three, and four) need more moisture.
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"It helps your skin retain moisture by binding water molecules, holding 1,000 times its weight."Dr.
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When they react with moisture in the air or the nail, it causes them to harden.
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He said the moisture is going to spread east and north into the Ohio River Valley.
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Additionally, the higher the moisture content of the food, the more quickly it picked up bacteria.
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The coating also seals moisture inside the hair, and makes it shiny and easier to comb.
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Add mushrooms; cook, stirring often, until mushrooms are soft and moisture has evaporated, about 5 minutes.
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In the planet's hot and dry desert landscape, moisture farming was an important activity for survival.
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Some moisture and cooler temperatures will move into the Southwest courtesy of the remnants of Bud.
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The shirt features moisture-wicking technology to keep you both cool and dry throughout the day.
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Then, the priests would extract any remaining moisture from the body using what was essentially salt.
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To manage the moisture issues, he has high-quality tile systems in most of his fields.
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It's going to be sealed in a moisture barrier bag so the dogs can't smell it.
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Risks: These artificial clouds would attract moisture, and could upset the Earth's water cycles as well.
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The tapes were carefully heated to draw out any moisture, then unraveled at extra-low speed.
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Early planted soy benefited from good ground moisture at the start of the season, Vigneau said.
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There are three main issues to consider when beach-proofing your device: sun, sand, and moisture.
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Being on ice, they would suck in water and moisture, freeze and then crack and break.
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One of Leah Cohen's tricks is to use aluminum foil in order to lock in moisture!
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After your cat does their business, a timer starts so that the litter can absorb moisture.
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The clothes feature fabric that actually creates heat pockets from the moisture evaporating from the body.
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Through this method, "your hair stays in place [while keeping] its moisture and texture," explains Prestonia.
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And warmer air temperatures mean the atmosphere can hold more moisture that eventually falls as precipitation.
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Unfortunately, ammonium nitrate is easily destabilized, especially when exposed to high levels of moisture and heat.
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The PrimaLoft insulation inside the boots wicks away moisture while also keeping your feet comfortably warm.
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When it comes to dry, irritated, and chapped skin, fast-acting and effective moisture is important.
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Watermelon, with its moisture, drew the highest rate of contamination and the gummy candy the least.
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Warmer air can draw more moisture, in general, from trees and plants, turning them into kindling.
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Extreme temperatures and excessive moisture can cause those active ingredients to break down faster, Kizoulis said.
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The mound functions as a humidifier, too, tightly regulating moisture levels across wet and dry seasons.
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The knit uppers are stretchy and breathable, while the lining contains cooling technology and moisture control.
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Columbia's patented Omni-Wick moisture wicking fabric and Omni-Shade sun protection are an added plus.
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Meteorologists said the storms were spawned by an "atmospheric river" bringing moisture from the Pacific Ocean.
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The Shea Moisture Mango and Carrot Extra-Nourishing Conditioner is an exceptional shampoo for curly hair.
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During hot spells like an NYC heatwave, you'll be most grateful for how it wicks moisture.
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In the past, we've been impressed with the company's breathable, wrinkle-free, and moisture-wicking styles.
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The FC5 variety has a lower moisture content required to make snacks such as potato chips.
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Warmer air also holds more moisture, which enables tropical storms to strengthen and unleash more precipitation.
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The company installs a weather station and moisture sensor in the orchard to monitor conditions online.
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If there was something on the mug or at least some moisture it might explain it.
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With La Roche-Posay Effaclar Mat's mattifying moisture, your oily skin will look and feel great.ProsCons
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Tim and Sam also found that the small size of their bathroom soaks up more moisture.
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Add the mushrooms and cook until the moisture from the mushrooms has evaporated, about 15 minutes.
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The moisture-wicking, extra-stretchy fabric in these trousers is designed for extended wrinkle-free wear.
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But the higher moisture content does give rise to better production over half a year later.
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Drought is more complicated because of the multiple factors — temperature, precipitation, soil moisture, snowpack levels — involved.
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"Modern hearing aids are a lot more moisture-resistant than they used to be," she said.
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The lady who owns it has aztec clay, apple cider vinegar, coconut oil, Shea Moisture, etc.
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You'll also see drops in energy, skin moisture, and mood if you don't get enough H2O.
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Since you aren't applying the ingredients directly to your skin, the moisture shouldn't get sucked out.
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Lightweight and breathable, these socks are very good at wicking moisture and keeping your feet dry.
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The recall expansion does not include additional inflators that include a chemical desiccant that absorbs moisture.
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"That differential in temperatures creates some instability and the water provides a moisture source," Miller said.
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The machine, which increases moisture in the air, has helped his eight-year-old granddaughter breathe.
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Hurricanes need warm water and air that rises rapidly into a moisture-rich atmosphere to grow.
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And Avon's Rich Moisture cream is a good product that has never gone bad on me.
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The market is full of special fabrics meant to wick away moisture and encourage air flow.
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Warmer air causes greater evaporation from oceans and waterways, and warmer air can hold more moisture.
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In harsh environments, the animals tuck in their legs and expel all moisture from their bodies.
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That is primarily because a warmer atmosphere can hold more moisture, and that means more precipitation.
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Perhaps they could come with a sachet of lube to mimic the moisture of a tongue?
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Warmer temperatures in recent days have also thawed the ground, meaning it should better absorb moisture.
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Avoid getting moisture in any opening, and don't submerge your Apple product in any cleaning agents.
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Avoid getting moisture in the charging port, and do not use spray cleaners on the device.
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Paper fibers react to changes in the environment, absorbing moisture like little straws and getting fatter.
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He licked moisture off the cave walls and became so hungry he thought about eating crickets.
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Keeping moisture out will be more of an ongoing project than a one-and-done job.
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The high is 053, but it'll feel like 88 with all the moisture in the air.
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Rising temperatures warm the oceans, causing more evaporation, more moisture in the atmosphere and heavier rainfall.
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But the smoke and the heat and the lack of moisture have turned our attention elsewhere.
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On the one hand, open water releases more moisture into the atmosphere, which causes more precipitation.
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"Drew's favorite climate is somewhere between 50 and 60, high moisture, like Ireland," Ms. Lamberton said.
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They stick that into the ground beside each faux hoofmark to get another, clearer moisture readout.
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Warmer air and waters result in more moisture in the atmosphere that is available for storms.
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The moisture deficits that have accumulated during the drought have not been seen in our lifetimes.
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The moisture could make the ash fall heavier, rendering roads unusable and exposing crops to damage.
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It contains chlorophyll to oxygenate, hyaluronic acid to provide moisture, and galactoarabinan to make you glow.
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You do not want the electrical components to be exposed to moisture, or they may fail.
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The fabric also features moisture-wicking technology that helps discourage the growth of odor-causing bacteria.
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This is so the moss, bark and roots absorb as much moisture as they can hold.
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Lanolin is a 100% natural wax that holds up to 400% of its weight in moisture.
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That drop may turn falling moisture into snow, and water already on the ground into ice.
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Warmer air also holds more moisture which then contributes to the amount of rainfall and flooding.
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Soil moisture reserves also slowly built back up with decent precipitation over the last four months.
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It protects against odor and moisture, it's affordable, and it's available in tons of different scents.
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The Atacama Desert is the driest desert region on Earth, with incredibly little moisture or precipitation.
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Follow them up with a clean, dry cloth and remove as much moisture as you can.
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That data, gathered using a technique called radio occultation, can gauge atmospheric temperature, moisture and pressure.
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DevaCurl's Melt Into Moisture Matcha Green Tea Butter Conditioning Mask is excellent for curly hair, $36.
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DevaCurl's Melt Into Moisture Matcha Green Tea Butter Conditioning Mask is excellent for curly hair, $36.
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These products have a dry finish that prevents smudges and wicks away moisture like face powder.
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The taller grass also shades out the weeds, and keeps more water moisture in the ground.
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Plus, they feature anti-microbial technology, wick away moisture, and maintain the temperature of your feet.
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This was an extraordinarily moisture-rich storm, with a direct connection to tropical air surging northward from the Bahamas, across the mild waters of the Gulf Stream, then westward over still more milder-than-average seas, before wringing the moisture out in the form of snow.
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"What happens is that film of nanowires absorbs moisture from the air and makes a gradient, not only of moisture in the film but also an [electrical] charge," Derek Lovley, one of the scientists behind the research and the person who first isolated Geobacter , told Motherboard.
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Moisture is going to be the key to maintaining your color and the quality of the hair.
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Warmer air also carries more moisture for devastating rainfalls, while rising sea levels lead to more flooding.
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Downpours go hand in hand with hurricanes, since the cyclones are powered by evaporating and condensing moisture.
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Creating the best infrastructure for your skin to maintain the ability to retain moisture starts with cleansing.
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Eggshells are porous, so the less time they sit in the fridge, the more moisture they retain.
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Given only 30 minutes, you'll have to blot off that excess moisture off with a paper towel.
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Although the monarchs were in mesh cages, they still were exposed to natural light, temperature and moisture.
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As Dr. Shah points out, lactic acid has humectant properties to help draw moisture into the skin.
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A pad can help absorb some of that moisture, so you can "feel more confident," she says.
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That's the time when colder temperatures and/or a lack of moisture keep mosquito eggs from hatching.
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The cyclone has drawn moisture from the Arabian Sea and stalled the progress of the monsoon rains.
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Tardy added that the region's fire-prone vegetation, or fuels, are at "near-record lows" for moisture.
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"I think that was a big driver, just the big gradients in temperature and moisture," he said.
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Black women out here getting fired for having 4c hair and shea moisture has the audacity..... pic.twitter.
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While U.S. farmers struggle with excessive moisture, Australian growers are suffering from a third year of drought.
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These particles gather moisture from the air to get rid of smells attached to whatever you wear.
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Vertical wind shear removes energy from hurricanes by pulling heat and moisture out of a storm's centre.
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Its floor-to-ceiling windows were dark, with moisture-wrinkled signs saying to keep the doors closed.
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In such weather, defective airbag inflaters that do not adequately keep out moisture can explosively break apart.
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A vent leading directly outside for the exhaust fan makes it easier for moisture to get in.
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Coat your pan with oil when you're finished cleaning it, which can keep rust-causing moisture out.
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During this cooling process, the moisture is released, and if it's cold enough, it turns into snow.
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The colorful stretch lace is crafted from moisture-wicking cotton to keep you feeling dry down below.
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Eco Hanky's cotton handkerchiefs are super absorbent, hypo-allergenic, and made out of a moisture-wicking material.
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Meanwhile, upcoming technologies like moisture sensors can water crops at precise times, reducing cost and ecological impact.
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Progress was slowed further last week because of Cyclone Vayu that drew moisture from the Arabian Sea.
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"At low concentrations, lactic acid acts as a humectant, drawing moisture into the skin," says Dr. Lain.
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"That large amount of moisture meant the potential for much greater rainfalls and greater flooding," he noted.
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However, Cyclone Vayu developed in the Arabian Sea drew moisture from the monsoon and weakened its progress.
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The plants draw moisture from the soil up into their leaves where it reaches those embedded nanotubes.
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"The trees that were watered lost moisture at a lower rate than those that weren't," said Werner.
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After all, warm ocean water fuels hurricanes, and warmer air holds more moisture — which means more rain.
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"A lightweight facial oil is great to replenish the skin's moisture throughout the day, " says Dr. Chiu.
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We use this ingredient in these products as a means to help stabilize the texture and moisture.
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But the fear is that storm after storm will batter the region, flooding it with excessive moisture.
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Low-moisture cheeses tend to work best since they don't create stupid, soggy puddles on your pizza.
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Plus, you'll have a remarkably slick lighter that will blow your fellow campers' moisture-wicking socks off.
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Surfaces bear signs of slow warping from glue, moisture, and gravity, catching light in an uneven way.
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Vuori's soft, moisture-wicking hoodies have a cult following and very rarely (if ever?) go on sale.
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Even the Pantene 3 Minute Miracle Moisture Renewal Deep Conditioner is the one I use at night.
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Warmer air can hold on to more moisture, which in turn can lead to more torrential rainfall.
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Flexible welting, moisture control, and a contoured full-grip sole are just some of the sneaky features.
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Flexible welting, moisture control, and a contoured full-grip sole are just some of the sneaky features.
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Make sure to get all the moisture out of the soy protein until it cools down. 4.
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Uncircumcised men should retract their foreskins after urinating and clean it of any moisture or dead skin.
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Meanwhile, Oklahoma's winter wheat crop is off to its best start in years, aided by ample moisture.
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"That large amount of moisture meant the potential for much greater rainfalls and greater flooding," Mann writes.
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In addition to lower vanillin, clandestine vanilla-curing by thieves and impatient farmers also upsets moisture content.
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That yoga mat is $64.95, and is reversible and moisture-wicking, Onnit says in the product page.
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With all that moisture, you're left with jet-black lashes that dry immediately and last for hours.
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A drop of this multi-use lotion—which feels like water—provides a mega hit of moisture.
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Moisture sensors planted throughout the nut groves keep track of what is going on in the soil.
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It also has a favorable atmospheric environment for intensifying, with little wind shear and plenty of moisture.
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This storm system also received an injection of moisture and energy from ex-Tropical Storm Philippe, weather.
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That's a problem for millimeter waveband signals, which can be absorbed by rain or other atmospheric moisture.
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But there's a catch — you need to sacrifice your skin's moisture barrier as you reap the rewards.
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One day he got me a 'sling psychrometer,' which measures the amount of moisture in the atmosphere.
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Plus, the fabric is odor resistant and moisture wicking for taxing outdoor activities like shoveling the sidewalks.
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The propellant, called ammonium nitrate, can become unstable over time or when it is exposed to moisture.
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O'Keeffe's Working Hands Hand Cream delivers relief and lasting moisture, making it our top pick, hands down.
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Warm air holds more water, allowing clouds to soak up extra moisture before releasing it as rain.
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There isn't really anything in the way of moisture left in the chicken — it's been salted out.
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There are mesh ventilation zones across the sock to maximize breathability and wick away the most moisture.
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The vitamin B3 aids in retaining all of that moisture to keep your skin feeling hydrated longer.
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The heat and moisture from the lake go into the atmosphere, condense and billow up, he said.
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Romaine, for example, is lettuce folded on lettuce, where it's easy for moisture-seeking frogs to hide.
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Downpours go hand-in-hand with hurricanes, since the cyclones are powered by evaporating and condensing moisture.
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Also, a warmer atmosphere leads to more evaporation, more moisture in the atmosphere and thus more rain.
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The additives also strip the soil of moisture, rendering it completely useless in a matter of decades.
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According to the recall, Audi found moisture can seep into the battery cell through a wiring harness.
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"Transfer of bacteria from surfaces to food appears to be affected most by moisture," Dr. Schaffner said.
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Out of the collection, I've gravitated toward the Argan Oil because I need a little extra moisture.
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The developing Cyclone Vayu in the Arabian Sea drew moisture from the monsoon and weakened its progress.
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Although Hurricane Lane has weakened to a tropical storm, it's moisture is dumping on Hawaii — as warned.
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Frodsham suggests using an estrogen pessary or topical cream to increase moisture, and to consider swapping contraception.
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The best shirts have unique features like moisture-wicking, proper fitting, and even keeping the body warm.
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The rainforest generates around half of its own rain by recycling moisture through trees and other vegetation.
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And if they're soft and treated with lotion, they dissolve when they come into contact with moisture.
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The Go Anywhere Tech Blazer features a four-way stretch material that's moisture-wicking and water repellent.
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As mentioned before, gluten-free breads need quite a bit of moisture, which means longer baking times.
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My heart beat out of my chest as I watched the moisture spread across the testing window.
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The wax helps keep oxygen out and moisture in, which in the cheese world, means fruity sweetness.
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Those forests then move moisture through the biome and help regulate temperature, reducing the impacts of warming.
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Hortau has smart irrigation devices that farmers can use to evaluate the moisture content of their fields.
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On a recent afternoon, Mr. Azumah wandered between the newly built pens, testing soil moisture and alkalinity.
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There will not be enough remaining tropical woodlands to continually evaporate and condense moisture through the forest.
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There won't be enough vegetation to move moisture through the ecosystem, causing it to degrade into savanna.
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As that snowpack melts, it adds moisture to the mountain forests, leaving them less susceptible to fire.
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Basically, humidity is how much moisture is in the air, or how clammy your skin feels outside.
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If it detects moisture in the Lightning port, it will throw up a "Charging not Available" warning.
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It's Oeko-Tex certified, so its free of harmful chemicals, and its waterproof, so it repels moisture.
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Add a little salt and pepper, letting the moisture evaporate from the mushrooms so they cook down.
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"It's likely climate change, in the sense that there's more moisture in the air," Dr. Gordon said.
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Warm water helps storms intensify, since it allows storms to pull in more heat energy and moisture.
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The SheaMoisture Coconut & Hibiscus Curl Enhancing Smoothie quenches curls that are in need of some serious moisture.
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A. The roots of a tree grow toward the things that sustain it: oxygen, moisture and nutrients.
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The company designed apparel that helped regulate body temperature or wicked away moisture during workouts or games.
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With such a high moisture content, they steam rather than sear when you try to sauté them.
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The company says the sensors on the negative terminal of the battery aren't properly sealed from moisture.
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They trapped moisture and reduced the world to two blurry circles bouncing in front of my face.
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Claudia: The cheese is placed in a warm room to allow some of the moisture to evaporate.
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The mold helps ensure the cheese retains moisture, and most importantly, it gives it so much flavor.
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Maybe it's extra hot and dry, and a strong wind blows across the soil, carrying away moisture.
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Any residual moisture from melting snow could refreeze overnight and a black ice threat is in effect.
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They also heat up the atmosphere, which means clouds hold more moisture for longer periods of time.
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And, this season, unusual cold in the eastern Indian Ocean has cut off moisture moving to Australia.
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Sally Hansen Moisture Rehab is also a serum, to be swiped over polish-free nails at bedtime.
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I also use Shea Moisture Jojoba Oil & Ucuuba Butter No-Rinse Foam Cleanser to refresh my braids.
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While it may not clump like traditional clay litter, it absorbs moisture well and locks away odors.
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"If it had some moisture, it can germinate." said Zhangjun Fei, a plant geneticist at Cornell University.
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While definition was a priority at first, it eventually became about fighting frizz and then maintaining moisture.
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By counteracting the damage with plenty of moisture, Verrelien nailed the art of the healthy hair transformation.
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It also offers three speed settings, which allow the user to adjust the moisture and sound level.
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Tropical moisture is being funneled up into Japan, causing rain along the eastern prefectures up toward Tokyo.
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And if the sardines are cooked on grills, when it cools down, that fat and moisture drip.
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Dehumidifiers remove excess moisture from your home to prevent mold buildup and remove allergens from the air.
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Excess moisture in the air can cause substantial damage to items in your home and your health.
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But soil moisture is lacking in portions of both states, leaving corn more vulnerable to heat stress.
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But Monday's storm and the moisture next week should skip most of western Oklahoma and northern Texas.
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Vegetation like trees and even cacti can transport moisture through the air that can cool an area.
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It is getting hotter, and a warmer atmosphere carries more moisture—which means heavier rains and flooding.
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The Hype 3.0 Essential 7-inch Short promises plenty of flexibility as well as moisture-wicking properties.
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Rhone's Reign sets itself apart with GoldFusion technology that wicks moisture, controls odors, and decreases drying time.
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The moisture flow, nicknamed the "Pineapple Express" for its origin near Hawaii, unleashed its full force overnight.
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Dr.Meter S30 3-in-1 Soil Moisture Meter, $10.99This article was originally published on 3/30/2017.
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Moisture make so many good things possible: Cake is better not-dry and showers keep us clean.
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The solution was sous vide: slowly cooking it for about 12 hours, so the moisture doesn't escape.
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If necessary, place in a muslin, gather up around the cassava and squeeze any excess moisture out.
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Well, the Everlux fabric has a "unique yarn combination" that serves two different functions: the skin-side surface moves moisture away from the skin, while the outer layer spreads moisture across the surface to maximize evaporation, says Tom Waller, senior vice president of Whitespace, Lululemon's research and development center.
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It might not be great for the hair but it's great for the skin because it's like moisture.
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The petroleum and panthenol locks in the hydration, glycerin draws in more moisture, and bisabolol soothes and calms.
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The longer she soaks,the more moisture gets stripped away, especially if she's already prone to dry skin.
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They fixed it where it would gel up if it got wet and came into contact with moisture.
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So I started using KH Koji Pads with a drop of the KH Peptide Gel for extra moisture.
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But the consequence of all that movement was a lot of cold moisture for those on the ground.
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He adds one large onion, diced, to add moisture and keep the garlic from burning to a crisp.
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This affects the moisture levels in your skin and lowers its pH balance, weakening the protective acid mantle.
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Humidifiers add moisture to the air in your house to combat the dry air coming in from outside.
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That's because as average temperatures rise globally, more moisture enters the atmosphere, increasing the amount of available precipitation.
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Applying coatings can reduce surface tension on sensor scanners, making it harder for moisture or debris to accumulate.
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So I value pieces that are not only high-quality and moisture-wicking but also stylish and comfortable.
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The liquid typically contains glycerol and propylene glycol, substances that deliver nicotine and help preserve and retain moisture.
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KontrolFreek's hoodie and shorts feature certain areas made of moisture-wicking fabric so players can wipe their hands.
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Moisture is key and without it, penetrative sex can cause friction that leads to micro-tears and irritation.
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It's abrasion-resistant and repels moisture but looks much more polished and feels more fabric-like than nylon.
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The saliva evaporates quickly, taking with it any moisture that was already on them, leaving them even drier.
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The dew point, or amount of moisture in the air, has also been "pretty darn high," said Moede.
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It maps things like topography, grass density and soil moisture, providing hard data for pundits to chew over.
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Every villager you meet in Bhiwani talks about nothing but a robust rainfall, praying for moisture-laden clouds.
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Because of its natural moisture and humidity, the Amazon has historically been relatively fire-resistant, according to NOAA.
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Merino wool is naturally temperature regulating, moisture wicking, anti-microbial, odor resistant, and last but not least, comfortable.
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Sunburnt lips will turn similarly flaky and irritated, and a balm with aloe helps repair the moisture barrier.
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