Sentences with phrase «in flasks»

Firn air was first collected in flasks for additional measurements (e.g., CH4 and CFCs) before GEM sampling actually started.

In the past six years, funding for part of the network — the collection of air samples in flasks — has not kept pace with cost increases, said Ed Dlugokencky, an atmospheric chemist with NOAA's Earth Sciences Research Laboratory in Boulder, Colo..

Growing in flasks in spinning bioreactors that kept them doused with nutrients, the organoids developed more mature and more diverse neurons than previous mini-brains.

MORE than 10 tonnes of plutonium could be flown from Britain to Germany over the next decade in flasks which the US government and international aviation organisations regard as unsafe.

The team established gut bacteria cultures in flasks and then «fed» them two different diets — either a predigested potato, high - starch diet or a predigested grass, high - fiber diet.

In their experiment at Taylor Glacier in Antarctica, the researchers put several 300 - kilogram (about 660 pounds) chunks of ice into a container and melted it to release the air from the bubbles, which was then stored in flasks.

The religious symbolization of such divine care can be observed in numerous places: for example, Jesus» belief that the very hairs of our head are numbered, that the lilies of the field are clothed by God's grace; or the psalmist's cry: «Thou hast entered my lament in thy book, my tears are put in thy flask» (Ps 56:8).

This warming and budget - friendly vegetarian soup is perfect packed in a flask for lunch.

Just leave the boiling water in the flask at night, then when the baby wakes up you can get his bottle ready more quickly.

He placed these compounds in a flask, introduced an electric discharge to simulate lightning and ultraviolet light, and analyzed the resulting chemical mixture for the presence of amino acids, the building blocks of proteins.

The drug, benzylpiperazine, isn't difficult to make; it requires a chemist to trigger a reaction between two chemicals in a flask, then cool them down until the compounds combine into crystals and the drug precipitates out.

When research chemist Jeannette García found a candy - size lump of white material in a flask she had recently used, she had no idea what she had created.

But it is only halfway to creating a compound that «you can put in a flask at room temperature» and experiment with, Frenking says.

Bacteria in that flask that couldn't eat citrate went extinct, seemingly because they had been outcompeted, the scientists thought.

Such experiments typically involve placing organisms in a flask and recording their biomass in solutions of varying acidity.

After 24 h of incubation, cells in the flask were treated with 1.0, 2.0 and 3.0 Gy electron beam radiation (Microtron Centre, Mangalore University, India).

These single - celled microbes share many characteristics with human cells, but they can be rapidly grown in great numbers in a flask or petri dish, and they have a life cycle and genome that make their genetics easier to study.

I used to be quite a hard drinker — often brought my own alcohol with me in a flask (seems like another lifetime).

As Publishers Weekly says about the book, «Sutter describes his lurching from one good time to the next: he carries whiskey in a flask, and once it's mixed into his 7Up, anything is possible.

«Can something be called chicken or pork if it was born in a flask and produced in a vat?»

Hasn't anyone done some experimentation of different mixes of CO2 in a flask at standard pressure with an IR source and a thermometer?

3 or 4 researchers in the 19th century extrapolating from gas in a flask on a lab bench to a chaotic, coupled planetary ocean atmosphere climate system?.

This is why, at night, the water in the flask cools nearly as fast as the air around it.

If there were a heat source in this flask emitting energy at a temperature that measured 25C over a period of time, how exactly does the flask increase this energy?

That is almost certainly less than the cooling associated with the endothermic reaction generating the CO2, not enough to register on the thermometer used, and certainly not enough to explain the approximately 1oC greater increase in temperature in the flask containing CO2.

With the CO2 being introduced in this way, it merely displaces air, remaining in the flask because of its greater density.

DeanMJackson has just finished arguing the importance of the greater mass in the flask.

Given the ideal gas law, and the fact that the flask contains a constant volume, that means the increase in pressure for pure CO2 would in the flask would result in less than a 2.6 x10 ^ -6 oC increase in temperature.

Read about natural selection in a flask and genetic variation in flowers.

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Flasks are a fun take on commemorative gifts because graduates are likely old enough to have them but probably don't, can continue to use them in their post-graduate life, and there's something charmingly classic about them.

In 1993, Dr. Wood began working with medical scientist Marie Stoner on a method to grow skin tissue directly on patients instead of in a culture flasIn 1993, Dr. Wood began working with medical scientist Marie Stoner on a method to grow skin tissue directly on patients instead of in a culture flasin a culture flask.

If you're into outdoors activities, the Hydro Flask is well worth the investment; running out of cold water when you're stuck in the woods is a disaster that should be avoided at all costs.

In 1903 Edouard Benedictus, a French scientist, dropped a glass flask that had been filled with a solution of cellulose nitrate, a sort of liquid plastic.

You can see it in your compass, victrola, protractor, feather quill, taxidermied pheasant, spiral - bound notebook, World War 2 - era flask, tortoise shell monocle and polaroid photo of your childhood sweetheart on holiday in New Delhi, all arranged just so on a Burberry tablecloth.

Gregory took special note of the woman who, having lived a wild life, brought oil of myrrh in a small flask, wetted Jesus» feet with tears, wiped them with her hair, kissed them, and anointed them with the myrrh.

Luke gives his account of the woman with an alabaster flask of ointment, anticipating a much later incident in Mark (Lk 7:36 - 50; cf. Mk 14:3 - 9).

Sarah also passed the test of conservation of liquid and solid quantity, in which contents of a flask are poured into flasks of different shapes or a piece of clay is changed in shape (CLSQ 994).

1 Then Elisha the prophet called one of the sons of the prophets and said to him, «Gird up your loins, and take this flask of oil in your hand, and go to Ramoth - gilead.

And behold, a woman in the city who was a sinner, when she knew that Jesus sat at the table in the Pharisee's house, brought an alabaster flask of fragrant oil, and stood at His feet behind Him weeping; and she began to wash His feet with her tears, and wiped them with the hair of her head; and she kissed His feet and anointed them with the fragrant oil.

Beside these items is some bric - a-brac made in Campania: a cheap knick - knack, an oil - flask with its dish.

Each was worth around 6,000 denarii, which today would be more than I've earned in my 25 years in the ministry, or 20 of those flasks of pure nard Mary used on the feet of Jesus.

Knob Creek ® Bourbon has been creating extraordinary full flavored bourbon with intriguing taste and bottled in unique flask shaped packaging for over 20 years, which has helped make it the # 1 selling Super-Premium bourbon2 in the world, according to Nielson Case Volume.

The rolls sound the perfect thing for keeping in the freezer to take to work with a flask of homemade soup.

Oven does just as well, or warm it up and put it in a wide - mouth vacuum flask.

Remove 4 desert spoonfuls of your active yoghurt and place it in whatever you wish to make your yoghurt in (a jar, the bowl from a yoghurt maker, a wide - neck flask...)

If you don't have a yoghurt maker then you could use a wide - necked flask of some sort, or a jar, provided that you have somewhere consistently warm to place it for 24 hours (like an airing cupboard, or in the oven with just the light on).

Keep your coffees toasty warm and iced teas refreshingly cool for hours with the 22oz Hydro Flask in Graphite.

Hahah oh goodness I couldn't help but actually laugh out loud at the whole sneaking booze in in a flask....

If you feel the need to amp things up, I can't stop you from toting a flask of rum in your push - up bra.

The seed yeast is grown in sterile flasks and then transferred to large stainless steel fermentation tanks, where it will be cultivated.