• Military technology used to filter down to consumers.

• Restaurant workers regularly filter and reuse the oil in the deep fryer, and home cooks can recycle cooking oil, too.

• The premise behind a filter is simple enough: smaller objects slip through the holes, leaving the larger ones behind.

• Filter feeders suck water that contains food into the back of their mouths, then use their tongues to push the water forward.

• New ultrathin silicon filter may lead to better kidney dialysis machines.

• Remove the grille to clean or replace the air filter behind it.

• As it turned out, the strategic-planning committee acts as kind of a filter.

• Finding out what's in your water will help determine what kind of filter you will need.

• Then use your own filter to edit out what's either relevant to you or not relevant to you.

• Specially made to filter out dull yellow ray produced by standard incandescent bulbs.

• But he said the archive will forward filter research.

• Sembiring said, adding that any filter would also block.

• By the time you filter down to the state collegesyou get the idea.

• It knows it is on to a promising filter when the output image resembles the input.

• Forests help filter pollution out of the water and protect against flooding, mudslides, and erosion.

• New material proves an adept filter for heavy metals as well as an efficient semiconductor, once freeze-dried into an aerogel.

• Let us not ever filter the subject of art based on the disdain it may invoke in others.

• And they're filter feeders, leaving the water cleaner than it was before.

• It's normal to filter out information that contradicts our preconceptions.

• He explained that this allows any water in the lines between the filter and the pool to drain back into the pool.

• For levels two and three, the committee is discussing providing a filter based on improvement c.

• Wine merchants and auction houses say they are doing everything they can to filter out the fakes.

• Devices to pump and filter water, protect against disease-carrying insects, and more.

• All too often new discoveries filter through press releases into news.

• New waterfall boxes combine a waterfall and biological filter in a single box.

• For a variation, try using a colored flash in each photo instead of a filter on the lens.

• Forcing water through a simple filter made from the cloth of old saris can reduce cholera cases by about half.

• Peering into the contents of a spam filter is a truly educational experience:.

• While you're at it, the spam filter still needs some work.

• If so, they were the largest known land-based filter feeders.

• The unobtrusive panels protect the bamboo from rain but allow diffused sunlight to filter through.

• The downside is price, as to be effective you need to equip every filter and lens you own with its own ring.

• If you want to filter your intranet or home network, be my guest.

• Letters are written to third parties and with a filter.

• They then used statistical controls to filter out such factors.

• We used to re-refine used oil in a device that cooked it with diatomaceous earth and then ran it through a filter press.

• Two months later he will filter and bottle the wine then wait for a year to drink.

• Activated carbon is used in all kinds of places, from the filter in your water-jug to a gas mask.

• Remove and empty the filter basket at the base, if your model has one, because it can also fill up with debris.

• The directors generally filter out only the manifestly unqualified.

• The successful consultant consciously knows how to listen to the client and filter the truth from the illusions.

• But some scientists think the germs may filter out the toxic minerals that spew from the deep-sea vents.

• Black carbon in those samples is deposited on a filter.

• Finally, the water moves through a filter that eliminates cryptosporidium.

• In one sense, this social filter is simply a technological version of the oldest tool in politics: word of mouth.

• The stuff growing in the aquarium filter on the lab fish tank.

• Rainwater is channelled into sand catchments, which serve both to filter it and to protect it from evaporation.

• Filter out that snoring seatmate or incessant jet-engine whine.

• Basically a series of tubs filled with plants and microbes filter and purify the water to become potable again.

• But using the camera in the daylight, or with a special filter in a lighted room, allows folks to capture underlying visuals.

• The disadvantage of this type of respirator is that it causes the filter to deplete rapidly.

• The house included constructed wetlands and food gardens to filter water coming from the house.

• Read product information carefully to understand which pollutants a specific unit is designed to filter.

• Nephrons are tiny tubes that filter the blood plasma, adjust and then return optimized fluid to the body.

• The idea is to let architects see how natural light might filter through future building configurations.

• According to many in the business, the filter can impart an unpleasant, almost cardboardy taste.

• If you have a/c, make sure the air filter cover is clean and lint-free.

• Clean the fan's filter once a month to ensure that it runs efficiently.

• When people concentrate, they focus on the task at hand and filter out information irrelevant to what they are doing.

• DoubleClick said at the time that it had implemented a new security monitoring system to filter ads for malware.

• The devices filter and cleanse the blood of people whose kidneys have failed.

• Whether you appreciate such abilities is part of whether you actually made it through the filter.

• Sponges have to filter about a ton of water for each ounce of food they ingest.

• The high cheeks of those people would allow more room for paranasal sinuses to heat and filter incoming freezing air.

• Study after study shows they can filter water by absorbing toxins.

• McLaughlin is in charge of a city effort that will use shellfish, which filter water as they feed, in some areas.

• Even the lamest of current forum applications has an anti-spam filter designed to prevent spambots from signing.

• It is smaller than a separate filter and easier to use.

• With a city wide gray water system you would have central filter point and then pump the water back to the toilets in the homes.

• Fortunately, the uneven texture of the bread makes for an affective antialiasing filter.

• All swamps filter water, but all swamps have limited capacity and, once.

• Most important, their capacity to filter out distractions and irrelevant items deteriorates.

• Simply changing an oil furnace filter can make a tremendous difference in efficiency.

• As someone above mentioned how do you filter out the different kind of messages that have conditioned many.

• The woodneck has a cloth filter that makes a coffee with exceptional clarity.

• Someday,maybe, you can act on it when you grow a filter between your thoughts and actually saying them out loud or in public….

• Getting a polarizing filter also makes an enormous difference.

• Enough light will filter through to support plant life, that feeds us, gives us out oxygen and sequesters the carbon.

• The workers are installing large ducts that will be used to filter the air inside the building.

• Superficially, the writers might tip their hats at it, but the objections filter through.

• The whale shark and other animals that eat this way are called filter feeders.

• So placing a polarizing filter in front of a solar cell will diminish the amount of light reaching the solar cell.

• They open their mouths, suck water in and filter it for the plankton that is their food.

• Open access journals may or may not have the ability to effectively filter and weed out low value articles.

• They use their baleen to filter tiny plankton and shrimplike krill out of the water.

• Filter out the algae, extract the oil and pump it into barges close to shore.

• Trees and plants filter pollutants out of water and control floods.

• Some are herbivores that eat algae, while others are filter feeders that take in particles from the water.

• For nonpotable use, the filter need not be extensive.

• Filter the flavored oil into a clean frying pan and sauté the onion and garlic on low heat until slightly colored.

• Rays of sunlight filter through a grated window, casting a honeyed glow on the room's curved, rough.

• If the shutter speed is still too fast, attach a neutral-density filter to your lens.

• Air is drawn in via the mouth and the nose, the latter acting as an air filter by trapping dust particles on its.

• The plants, fungi, and algae of a wetland filter wastes and purify water.

• Public water systems use a lot of energy to treat, filter and deliver water to each residence in a community.

• He used his pump to filter some water and prepared to spend the night.

• Wastewater treatment plants generally don't filter out the chemical.

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