Tissues were pulverized in a spring-loaded tissue pulverizer (Bio-Pulverizer, Biospec Products, Bartlesville, OK) and chilled with liquid nitrogen.
Tissue samples can be pulverized in large batches and tissue powder can be stored upon pulverization, prior to crosslinking, allowing laboratories to perform these assays in a higher throughput manner.
Approximately 40 flies per sample were pulverized in liquid nitrogen, and histones were extracted.
These hand-picked fragments were then pulverized in an agate mortar for carbon isotope analysis.
I had chilies stuffed (rellenos-style), pulverized (in salsa) and chopped with pinto beans (inside burritos).
(Spain's Socialist government will be pulverized in this weekend's elections). The real question is: When will the Jenga tower topple?
They may be hand-chopped, pulverized in a mortar and pestle, or -- fastest and easiest -- puréed in a food processor or blender.
The title explains the process: Osiris is the Egyptian god pulverized in an act of fratricide and later reassembled fragment by fragment by his sister-wife Isis.
But wood can be chopped, sliced, and pulverized in countless ways, by any number of middlemen, and large quantities of stolen timber end up in the West as finished products.
The separated resins were wet pulverized in a ball mill for 24 h to make uniformly dispersed slurry in high concentration.
Rising like a phoenix from the ashes, modern-day Warsaw has been brilliantly rebuilt (unlike its twin, Krakow, which survived virtually untouched, it was pulverized in World War II).
