I lay on my sad red futon for a long time, digesting, while the girly music I only ever listen to when I'm alone played tinnily on my laptop.
We have observed the same to occur in starvation experiments on E. clarki, during which plastids of Halimeda were detectable two weeks after the onset of starvation, while plastids of Bryposis were not, suggesting that the latter had been digested while the former had been retained.
Eating raw or lightly cooked foods, she says, requires more energy to chew and digest, while ingesting cold foods uses calories to warm the food and us up.
Mourning doves generally eat enough to fill their crops and then fly away to digest while resting.
More efficient brands will further feed-proof their creative so that it's captioned, short, and simple enough for users to digest while scrolling through their feed.
Mr White is also right to point out that, critically speaking, Verlaine now seems "perfectly digested", while Rimbaud, ever the outlaw, remains "inedible".
For most PCR applications the DNA is amplified in situ; for RFLP or cloning of DNA, the DNA is digested while still attached to the small washed paper discs.
The versions of 1982 differs in that one is a studio version recorded by an engineer, who polishes and tweaks it so that radio stations can digest it, while the other is a home recording, made in my bedroom, which is the natural format for most of my songs to date.
Wild type molecules at the enzyme-specific sequence are digested, while mutant molecules are not.
In the Southern blots for Mbo I digests,, wildtype DNA was essentially completely digested while DNA from transgenic animals were only partially digested.
