skimmer

When an oil spill happens in a body of water, booms, skimmers or sorbents are often deployed to limit the spread of hydrocarbons on the surface.

He and his team use floating nets with booms similar to those used to contain oil spills—or a net that resembles a modified swimming pool skimmer.

Skimmers can use a wide array of devices to snoop on your info, so it’s important to consider all the potential attack vectors.

Even the lightest skimmer of headlines has probably heard by now about the Great Resignation.

There are also a few up-front costs you must think about, such as getting a ladder, a pool cover, pool skimmer and net, and other essential pool accessories.

And third, the baskets make it a hell of a lot easier to place and remove the food than even the nicest wok skimmer.

But Times Skimmer is offered as part of the Web site, in effect an alternative interface.

But one boat yet remained missing, and in vain the survivors were questioned as to what had become of the Skimmer of the Sea.

Where a small family desires to use the cream for coffee, the skimmer shown in the sketch is very handy.

She again took up the shining skimmer, held it beneath the pump, and began anew.

Take them out of the fat with a skimmer and lay them on brown paper for a moment to free them from grease, then serve them hot.

"Both can be explained," returned the Skimmer, motioning to his companion to follow to the tanrail.