Soil samples of each treatment were collected in triplicates, crushed, air-dried, and sieved with a 2-mm mesh size.
Two big fat people in ridiculous stripy bathing suits are sitting on top of me, crushing the air out of my lungs, preventing me from moving, getting up, or even breathing.
Turbine blades crush air pockets into very small bubbles which can be way smaller than that of Venturi pumps (Venturi oxygenator requires a powerful water pump, as it has a high water speed to bubble size efficiency ratio), and hence energy is not wasted in water dynamics but rather creating smaller air bubbles.
If Mr. Walker emerges victorious in his battle with labor, he may well claim the mantle of President Ronald Reagan, who crushed the air traffic controllers' union in 1981 after thousands of workers walked off the job illegally.
But when you're ten you will write about that story and spell "wail" as the animal, whose breath is a distance, spouting steam, the great animal that becomes crushed by air and sprayed with words Man's Fault.
The devastating results of trying to fight America and its allies as if they were Iran or Kuwait in open terrain, where Iraqi forces were crushed by air power and artillery will encourage Mr Hussein to try to lure the invaders into Iraq's cities.
Often, the steps that were taken to improve the target firms' returns on capital involved reducing headcount, breaking unions (Reagan created the precedent for this when he crushed the air traffic controller's union, PATCO), and moving operations to lower-cost locales (e.g., the southern U.S., Mexico, China).
Use a spoon to firmly tap the wide end of the egg to break the shell and crush the air pocket.
There's pent-up demand for alternatives to sitting in soul-crushing, air-polluting traffic.
Crushed air-dried oleo-gum-resin (200 g) of C. guidottii was steam-distilled for 5 h to obtain the essential oil.
