How to pronounce“beake”in English

small glass beaker and then he just walked away for a few weeks came back a

This is a Bronze Age beaker, and the beaker people are to do with the introduction of bronze in Northern Europe.

put some compounds in a beaker and heat it up, you might look like you're doing science.

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See, this beaker is full of lemon juice from the lemons we used earlier, and they're hooked up using spoons and these wires to a variable power source.

And I turned around and heard the whistling of a beaked and bottlenosed dolphin that just swam right by.

is taken out. Beakers were mixed for four hours at 415 degrees.

- Watch what happens if you take a credit card and stick it in a beaker of acetone.

it there for perhaps a few million years DNA might have formed in that beaker and

you pull it. And this bowl here, this beaker, gives a marvelous indication of how you string your bow.

is that can you make chemistries that mimic life that can do the catalysis in a beaker not in an algae farm? I don't know whether you have an opinion. My opinion is

going to happen with the internet so I mean I'm talking about guys like Jack Welch had to see Mary Beaker you know um

No, I never boil water if it was not in the beaker in the laboratory.

me quite a bit at nights on weekends when we would have to work and so I would get him like a little Beaker dry ice and a little water bottle you know

do experiments right at the time the notion of doing an experiment not like in the lab with some beakers but uh

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I figured I ought to try and be a good host and reached for a box of gumdrops I'd picked up from a beaker who'd left early in the season.

He left it sit for a few days, and as if by magic, new microscopic life would spontaneously appear in the beaker.

By the age of middle school he's sort of working in labs in the summer, washing out beakers.

he actually figured it out and did this dramatic demonstration at Congress and put a piece of the tubing from the rockets into a beaker of ice and then he broke it in front of them

It's very rare you can use the first person and what that does is it really explicitly depersonalizes the experience, the person, the person who did it I stirred the beaker