In the filter, or drip, method, hot water is slowly filtered through the coffee and dripped into a receptacle; it is not recirculated.
Standard procedure for CSF collection by lumbar puncture [ 13] (However, it should be noted that touching any part other than the plastic head of the needle may raise sterilisation issues) involves the fluid being passed typically through a 20- to 22-gauge spinal needle (sometimes with a catheter) and dripped into a collection tube.
Parasites were resuspended in ice-cold parasite lysis buffer (15 mM KOAc, 15 mM MgOAc, 10 mM Tris HCl pH 7.4, 0.5 mM DTT, 0.5% Triton X-100, 100 μg/ml cycloheximide) and dripped into a conical tube filled with, and immersed in, liquid nitrogen.
As the sugar cube dissolves and drips into the glass, the clear absinthe turns a pale opalescent green or yellow.
Most of the work falls between the extremes of the crafty perfection of Cynthia Sisson's small, meticulously dotted surfaces (whose floral motifs are not as demure as they seem) and the slightly abject casualness of Bella Foster's "Wicked Forest," a Polke-like mass of pale brown stains and drips transformed into a thicket by the addition of some small red leaves.
by setting up either: (1) a heating pot in a shady place if you can cool the steam in pipe or tubing at night or in cool/cold weather then the drinkable water condenses and drips (distills) into a clean and clear container.
Glass or other clear material on top captures the vapor, and the condensate drips into a collection vessel.
Plants were transplanted into the field and drip irrigated into a maurey silt loam soil-type, at the University of Kentucky Horticulture Research Farm (Emmitt Road, Lexington, KY) and maintained under plasticulture.
Tears ran incontinently down her cheeks and dripped into the steaming water.
