Every fly ball hit during the first 90 minutes turned into an adventure for the fielders, and both teams earned hits on balls that had center fielders frozen in place or running wayward routes.
But the way across was perilously slippery, and the scholar in the scroll, venturing toward center, seems frozen in indecision, a condition familiar to artists and intellectuals torn between Ming loyalties and the increasing attractions of life under the culture-hungry Qing.
The blood samples were required to be received at the study center and frozen within 3 days after blood draw.
Blood samples were immediately stored at +4°C, processed in each study center and frozen at −80°C within a maximal 4 hours.
A spot (second morning void) urine sample was collected from each woman during a third trimester visit (earliest urine collection occurred during the 30th week of gestation) to the project's research center and frozen at -80°C.
Ham should never be thawed at room temperature, on your kitchen counter-top, as the outer layers of meat will defrost and become a breeding ground for bacteria, while the center remains frozen.
To break up these crystals, you will need to remove it periodically and "churn" vigorously by stirring with an electric mixer or by hand: Churn after about half an hour, before the center has frozen.
In the rest of this article, we explore three versions of such scenarios, two building upon specific interactions between amino acids and codons or anticodons, respectively, and the third one centered around frozen accident.
Our center only freezes blastocysts of 3BB quality or better and the mean number of frozen blastocysts was similar between the two groups: 2.6 for Caucasian patients and 3.1 for Indian patients (P = 0.5).
She spent the night in a community center, in freezing temperatures, but went home as soon as she could Saturday.
