immersion in water

Immersion in water allowed the frogs to breathe through their skin.

Immersion in water has preserved the trunks over the centuries.

The baptism they were to undergo required a simple immersion in water.

It is normal that in the early church, by immersion in water.

Immersion in water is less beneficial for the skin than for the woman, however.

Converts to Judaism are required to undergo full immersion in water.

The symbol of immersion in water can sometimes imply "rebirth."

Christadelphians practise baptism as adults, by total immersion in water.

Immersion in water a degree or two above freezing will kill a mammal (man included) within three to five minutes.

The molten iron was then rapidly cooled by immersion in water.

No Fremen would yet think of a human risking accidental immersion in water.

Baptism of believers is performed by immersion in water.

The coffee cherries are sorted by immersion in water.

'Immersion in water was a normal activity for the offworlders!'

Only baptised (by complete immersion in water) believers are considered members of the ecclesia.

Full immersion in water is not necessary.

Jehovah's Witnesses believe in baptism by total immersion in water.

Among other things, Colossus has learned that taking poison, followed by six hours total immersion in water, tends to make a human dead."

"Will immersion in water harm the weapon?"

Immersion in water in labour and birth.

Some variants included a calcium flare that would automatically ignite on immersion in water.

In nature, this process typically occurs through the seed's immersion in water during the spring melt of snow and ice.

Contrary to expectations, immersion in water results in very high prolonged uptake, without equilibrium after many years.

A water-activated battery for oceanographic instruments or military applications becomes activated on immersion in water.

Even in the summer, prolonged immersion in water temperatures below 70 degree Fahrenheit can produce hypothermia.