When he opens his mouth to sing, this freakishly beautiful force of nature gushes out of him, like he's possessed by Nina Simone and Diamanda Galas or he's being used as a conduit by a higher being.
For a relatively small 2-liter cavity connected to the chimney conduit by an opening of diameter 0.02 m and a length of 0.04 m, filled with hot hydrothermal fluid for which c = 450 m/s [16], f would equal ∼120 Hz.
With a technology named SynerGraft (CryoLife, Atlanta, Georgia), O'Brien et al. were able to manufacture acellular porcine valve conduits by means of a decellularization treatment based on hypotonic solutions, enzymes for the removal of nucleic acids, and extensive washout.
While Harris continues to use classified advertising, job fairs and $2,000 signing bonuses, it has also found a new conduit by opening a Web site for college graduates.
Across the land ran the Zanja Madre, a web of brick and mortar conduits fed by a large water wheel that carried irrigation water in the young city.
In this porcine, large animal study, we have created catheterizable conduits by placing autologous urinary tissue around a three-dimensional mold (a tube) into the urinary bladder.
In this complex, AcrB captures a wide variety of structurally dissimilar drugs and toxic compounds from either periplasm or the periplasmic leaflet of the inner membrane and delivers them to a conduit formed by a TolC trimer which connects to the exterior of the cell.
He is the conduit used by a group of confused and ill-informed Americans who uses Trump as their megaphone.
They sometimes are connected to present-day active horizontal conduits by drain passages.
What are the conduits by which immigration influences politics: advocacy groups, political parties, institutions?
