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• A Colleyville restaurant named a sushi roll after Cheek-Sparger Road.
• Air or a specific gas is dispersed in the solution through a sparger.
• In 1901 Spicker and William Sparger jointly published a Sabbath Evening and Morning Service.
• Low-pressure steam enters the vessel through a sparger in the bottom of the vessel.
• "That really preserved the breed, " said Alan Sparger III, a rancher in Comfort, Texas.
• The boiler feedwater is sprayed into section ( E ) where it is preheated by the rising steam from the sparger.
• Paraphrasing a country song, Sparger said of Schreiner, " He was longhorns when longhorns weren't cool ."
• Sparger was New York Times " article, " belong [ ed ] to the extreme liberal school of Hebrew theology ".
• The preheated feedwater then flows into the deaeration section ( F ), where it is deaerated by the steam rising from the sparger system.
• Mosche fell ill in 1884, and after being unable to serve for six months, was replaced by 26-year-old William Sparger.
• :* Second paragraph, first sentence-- I suggest last clause be changed to " Sparger moved there in 1891 ", or else recast the sentence.
• He developed a sparger agitator, a device which recirculates liquid product to keep the solubles suspended in their solution until they are applied, in a garage in Jackson, Minnesota.
• Low-pressure heating steam, which enters the horizontal vessel through a " sparger pipe " in the bottom of the vessel, is provided to keep the stored boiler feedwater warm.
• From 1895, he was honorary member of the Central Conference of American Rabbis, which in 1892 entrusted him and William Sparger with the compilation of the musical portion of an " Union Hymnal ", published in 1897.