During the ripening process, the action of the acid apparently dissolves this enveloping substance, and the globules cohere more easily in the churning process.
The fat globules are, by its action, brought into aggregates and the body of the cream thus restored.
If these clusters are broken up, so that the globules are uniformly distributed, the milk will cream much less rapidly and completely.
In raw milk the fat globules are largely found in larger or smaller aggregates, rather than uniformly distributed throughout the serum.
This process can not be used with milk for the fat globules are larger than the bacteria (see Fig.
When milk is heated the masses of globules are broken up and fat globules are uniformly distributed throughout the milk.
It is supposed that the fat globules are surrounded by a film of albuminous material which prevents their coalescing readily.
This process, known as creaming, may be accomplished by gravity, if the milk is allowed to stand undisturbed, the fat globules rising slowly to the surface.
In the process known as "homogenization" of milk, the individual fat globules are broken into such small globules, that they cannot overcome the viscosity of the serum, and they remain distributed throughout the milk.
In normal milk, this line forms in a few hours, but where milk is heated to a high temperature, and agitated at the same time, the clusters of fat globules are broken apart and the creaming power injured.
In raw milk the fat globules are in masses of varying sizes.
The red globules which desiccation had agglutinated, had become motionless like ships stranded in shoal water.
The white globules changed their shape, taking at intervals the spherical form, and varying their shapes again by delicate expansions.
These globules were all of them circular, biconcave and perfectly regular; they showed neither indentations nor that raspberry-like appearance which characterizes the bloodglobules of a corpse.
The red globulesappeared cleanly circular, flattened, biconcave, and without notches, indentations or spheroidal swellings.
Red globules floating in serum, or a sort of whey.
Our ship ploughed her way through the sea, raising a mass of foam brilliant with globules of light.
These globules swept astern along the sides of the ship, and disappeared further on.
But upon the coat or surface of the canal there are millions of little vessels called lacteals, which look out for the minuteglobules of milk as they pass, and absorb them, which means that they pick them up, and carry them away.
In the same manner glass globes suspended in the air, on dew forming nights, will be found loaded with globules of dew upon the top, but there will be no appearance of moisture underneath.
On one or two former occasions I had been unfortunate enough to give my captives a squeeze too much, with the usual result of a rupture of their integuments and an escape of globules and fluids from the regions within.
The spheres might be mistaken forglobules of fat or red blood-corpuscles.
Fat appears in the urine as highly refractive globules of various sizes, frequently very small.
If mercury be present, it will volatilize and condense in the upper portion of the tube as small, shining globules which can be seen with a hand-magnifier or low power of the microscope.
These globules are easily recognized from the fact that they are stained black by osmic acid and red by Sudan III.
I now see," replied Eleanora, with astonishment, "the dull powder transformed into little shining globules like silver.
I fear me lest evil spirits have aided thee, as they did the Egyptians with their enchantments;" and she handed the globules to the philosopher.
The clouds which we know so well are, of course, merely vast collections of globules of water suspended in the air.
No doubt the mighty solar clouds do also consist of incalculable myriads of globules of some particular substance floating in the solar atmosphere.
If water is present, it may be seen in the form of small globules in the bottom of the cup.
This occurs when a wound provokes an effusion of blood and a mortification of the red globules or of the neighboring anatomical elements.
All the other characteristics of the white globules flow from these two of mobility and phagocytism, the significance of which has been set in a clear light by M.
Poisoned by the substance they have incorporated, they undergo a fatty degeneration and become globules of pus.
An exception to these two fundamental rules is found in the single case of the leucocytes or white globules of the blood.
But if they are incapable of dissolving it they bear it away to work their own ruin; they degenerate in their turn, become transformed into globules of pus, and the inflammation results in purulence.
The anatomo-pathologists had already observed, in tattooed subjects, white globules charged with grains of charcoal or vermilion.
This is the case with the red globules of the blood, which, after a longer or shorter career, are deposited in the spleen and break up into debris, some of the parts of which are insoluble in the interstitial liquids.
He has shown that the white globules rush to meet the bacterides of inflammation that are introduced through any wound, absorb them, and render them powerless to do harm.
Fashionable dupes of homoeopathy betray, Who smallest globules cram with the very biggest flam, Swallowing both together in the most prodigious way.
I saw what I believed to be little globules or patches of cement; but I was not able to discover any cement-ducts.
The Venus Looking-Glass nodded its blue head ever so gently as the brown eyes fell upon it and then they went a little way ahead to where the blossoms of the elderberry were turning into tiny globules of green.
The secretion constantly exuded and hung in great globules to the tiny lids.
Such decoration consists of minute globules of gold, soldered to form patterns on a metal surface.
I think that there is never any alcoholic fermentation without there being at the same time organization, development and multiplication of globules, or the continued consecutive life of globules already formed.
The pendant is in the form of a pomegranate, and has upon it a pattern of triangles, formed by more than 3000 minute globules separately soldered on.
When we watch the movements of globules on the surface of water, the resemblance to the antics of the lower forms of life immediately occurs to our minds.
Movements of Aniline Globules on a Water Surface .
Separate globules of a single liquid sometimes unite in this manner, but this is not common, it being more usual for the scattered units to remain apart.
A film of the liquid forms on the water, and the action gradually becomes more intermittent, ceasing altogether when a skin is well established, and the large globules have sub-divided into very small ones.
First of all, we form a number of active orthotoluidine globules on the surface of a dish of water, which you see wriggling about in their characteristic fashion.
The smallglobules thrown off appear to be formed from the protuberances at the edge (Fig.
This process continues for a long time, gradually diminishing in vigour, until small stationary globules are left floating on the surface, which is now covered with a skin of aniline.
All the globulesappear to be twitching or shuddering; and if you observe closely you will notice the surface of each globule stretching and recoiling alternately.
The whole life of these homogeneous globules of plasm consists of simple growth and reproduction by cleavage.
At the surface and below the surface (down to a depth of 2000 yards) of the sea there are green globules swimming about, with a wall composed of a single layer of chlorophyll-bearing cells.
Gloecapsa they are retained through several generations, so that the little plasma-globules are enfolded in many layers of membrane.
As I looked, Brande touched a key, and the little globules began to fly more rapidly round their primary, and make wider sweeps in their revolutions.
The decomposition of potash was followed within a few days by that of soda, from which substance metallic globules were obtained which took fire when exposed to the air.
These globules are not formed of a true fatty substance, and this is also probably true for the similar globules of the interrenal bodies of Elasmobranchii.
On treatment with chromic acid the fat globules disappear, and the cords break up into bodies resembling columnar cells.
It is thus considerably lighter than the other constituents, and when milk is left at rest, the fat globules gradually rise to the top and float there, forming cream.
Micro-photograph of Separated Milk, showing the almost complete absence of fat globules as compared with whole milk.
Lucien, thinking these globules were solid, wished to take hold of one of them; but his fingers stuck to it.
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