That's how I ended up back in the emergency room, hooked up to a morphine drip — this time not for cancer-related reasons, but to get X-rays of my legs.
In February , 1949 when Pollock had started on the short, great period in which he created the drip paintings, Time ran a mocking story referring to him as the "darling of the highbrow cult".
By considering multiple pathways and routes, a number of key aspects relevant to estimating human exposure to recycled water can be accounted for, including irrigation and crop handling practices (e.g., non-edible vs edible, spray vs. drip, withholding time) and volumes consumed (directly vs indirectly).
The method of CSF collection is an important issue because taking volumes of CSF greater than 10 mL by gravity drip is time consuming and can be uncomfortable for the participant.
In a blog for sponsors O2 earlier this week, O'Connell wrote of his recovery process: "I was originally given a heavy dose of oral antibiotics but after another scan last Wednesday week, the antibiotics were administered by intravenous drip: three times a day for 20 minutes.
It would take a long time - drip, drip, drip, dot, dot, dot - but the toil would be worthwhile for India.
Applying water slowly and over long periods of time, drip irrigation more closely approximates actual plant water use, so it is more efficient and promotes better growth than sprinkler or hand watering.
But despite my sympathy for both pigs and foxes I feel myself inescapably, even umbilically connected to the "Dave" stories that have continued to drip from his time spent around Oxford's dreaming spires.
When the doctor first placed the needle into the sac surrounding the spinal cord, pale liquid, which normally comes out one drip at a time, gushed out, confirming that the patient had elevated pressure in his central nervous system.
At the same time, drip irrigation means less water available downstream and in local aquifers, because there's more evaporation and much less runoff.
