solids

The crema is always a bit pale and it lacks in concentration of suspended and dissolved solids.

For architecture, splines are in the aesthetic details, but constructive solids are a good tool for representing the important part of the constructed solids that are buildings.

The solids with the highest hydrogen density, like polyethylene ([C2H4]n), would be less power-dense, but not by much.

Matter exchange is quite necessary for life, and exchanging gases can be a lot easier than exchanging solids.

While this process is very simple, it does require one to have software, model in solids, and so forth...

This is something that could easily be accomplished with finite element modelling of the stresses on the solids involved.

Combustion products are gaseous, and gases tend to take more space than solids or liquids.

If the potato is sufficiently finely divided, and the volume of water is large enough, evetually all the potato will dissolve completely in the water, and there will be no solids left.

At this point, you have 1lb of solids and 199lbs of water, or 99.5%.

In web pages, inserting a single DOM node can trigger a huge change, making it more like simulating hydrodynamics that the common solids found in videogames.

Maybe it is 'vibrating solids' all the way down.

Hot water may have more solids disolved in it but less gas and there is little opportunity for the water to absorb gas during the freezing process.

Also note that for today's discussion execrement is solids suspended in a liquid, not a "solid".

"The 5 Platonic Solids." That's probably the reason why it was edited out.

Here's what I don't understand: you can only take 3 oz of liquid or "gel" onto an airplane, but you can take unlimited amounts of powders and solids.

The 5 Platonic Solids." "Show HN: Jar of Fireworks - A/B Testing as a Service" would have been more appropriate I think, and would have invited less trolls." I agree with this comment and believe that I've probably done myself some disservice by taking this path instead.

(Solids generate a lot of thrust during a short period of time, but their efficiency over long-duration burns is relatively poor, which is why they're generally not used all the way to orbit).