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VWO
(redirected from Valves Wide Open)

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VWOVoorbereidend Wetenschappelijk Onderwijs
VWOVoluntary Welfare Organisation (Singapore)
VWOVoortgezet Wetenschappelijk Onderwijs (Dutch: Secondary Science Education)
VWOVector Wellington Orchestra (New Zealand)
VWOValves Wide Open
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1] in the near-bed layer stimulated the mussels to keep their valves wide open, whereas tidal slack with slow flow resulting in near-bed concentrations below 1 [micro]g chl a [L.
Valve-gape response times in mussels (Mytilus edulis)--effects of ... by Kittner, Christina / Journal of Shellfish Research
I imagine the faucel's gleaming throat, its valves wide open.
Danae by Van Clief-Stefanon, Lyrae / African American Review
He adds that keeping the valves wide open allows the oil to move more quickly and keeps it 10-12[degrees] F cooler, since the oil is not sheared by being forced through small valve apertures.
AC Variable-Speed Drives Raise Molding Productivity by Knights, Mikell / Plastics Technology
 
 
 
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