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To apply below-boiling heat for a given time to a food to kill bacteria; used commercially for milk; used in the home in the preservation of fruit juices and other foods.
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Discovered by French scientist Louis Pasteur, this process kills bacteria by subjecting a liquid (eg, milk) to moderately high temperatures for a short period of time.
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Named for 19th century French scientist Louis Pasteur who discovered the process, it is a method of using heat to kill bacteria that would otherwise spoil wine or other foods. While effective, it tends to have a detrimental effect on the flavour and ageing potential of wine and so is seldom used for fine wine. Flash pasteurization is a less severe variation that is widely used.
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Inserting data into an area. Pasting is commonly used in reference to text files where a block of text is cut from one area and pasted into another area.
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The region of the foreleg between the carpus or wrist and the digits
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