The results indicate that, for measuring biological clouds of between 5 and 30 agent containing particles per liter of air (ACPLA), the 15 cm plate sampler design is more efficient than those targeted for the smaller collection surface.
B nods, and the next thing he knows there is a cloud of smoke between him and his father.
So they turned to the Main Asteroid Belt, a cloud of debris between Mars and Jupiter that probably would have formed another planet if not for Jupiter's powerful gravitational pull.
Lokon's nastiest trick, however, is hiding its crater in a cloud of sulphurous steam between two cones from which scree runs lead enticingly downhill after the stiff and bloody ascent.
McLaren-Honda's poor reliability struck Kevin Magnussen as he headed around to take his place on the grid, the Dane stopping in a cloud of blue smoke between Turns Five and Six.
When it comes to updating, he/she can notify the cloud of the difference between the new pair-wise rating deviation and the previous one and flag it to the cloud that it is an update.
In other words, each hydrocarbon component defines an axis in a multi-dimensional space, in which each species is represented by a cloud of points – the Euclidian distance between two species is the distance between the two cloud centers (given by the median value on each axis) in the multi-dimensional space.
Another highlight was the discovery of that most of the ordinary matter in the universe was in hot clouds of gas between galaxies, and not in stars.
Radio astronomers have found organic chemicals floating in clouds of dust between the stars (ScienceNOW, 28 March).
The death of Mr Litvinenko, who took British citizenship after his arrival in the UK, had already led to a clouding of relations between London and Moscow, with expulsions of diplomats from the embassies of both countries.
