calcined

There was a calcined mass which she broke up with the poker.

Bone in any form is usually absent except as small calcined fragments.

The skin was a calcined yellow, the mouth was gray.

The lower the sulfur, the better quality of calcined petroleum coke.

There were crushed pieces of calcined material that looked like cuttlebone.

The calcined material drops into the "cool end" of the melt bath.

In the morning, the mound is “dressed” with calcined clay, an absorbent.

Nitrogen adsorption–desorption isotherms on the calcined samples have been measured.

The plants are being grown in a special "veggie facility" with a calcined clay media.

Here, his lamp between his feet, he rested a while, staring at those calcined bones.

The powder of calcined roots is rubbed on the forehead to treat headache.

When excavated in 1872 sherds of pottery were found alongside calcined bones.

I have sent you the calcined toad.

CO2 emissions result when the limestone or dolomite is heated (calcined) at high temperatures.

Perhaps reduced to calcined bone and teeth.

When calcined gypsum is added to soil, the setting time is reduced even further, to mere minutes.

Bits of calcined brickwork were falling off as they contracted, making little pinging noises.

I remember one, a calcined Scotchman from the New Hebrides.

He had not, however, been interred after the Egyptian fashion, since his tomb contained the deposit of calcined bones.

Carbon anodes are produced from calcined petroleum coke and coal tar pitch.

The commander still stood in the main gun turret, turned to a calcined statue of charcoal, roughly human-shaped.

Light-colored clays imported from Devonshire were used with calcined flints.

Premium Floor Sweep will absorb up to 10 times more product than other sorbents such as calcined clay.

Also found flint scrapers, a bone perforated pin and a fine calcined arrowhead.

Alternatively, a pozzolanic material such as calcined clay or brick dust may be added to the mortar mix.