Following treatment, exhausted anion exchange resin and cation exchange resin were regenerated together in a single completely mixed vessel using sodium chloride (NaCl).
As would have happened on any electronic exchange, after the exchange, then known as the C.B.S.X., exhausted all the buyers on its own exchange, its computers looked to, or "swept" other markets for potential buyers before returning to the exchange's own order books, eventually driving the price all the way down to a penny.
In some cases, the supply of buyers on those exchanges already had been exhausted, causing the computerized trading programs to offer shares at lower and lower prices.
The two exchanged smiles, both were exhausted and Ferrero went and sat in the shade as he regained his breath before stepping back into the sunlight to clinch the match as Arazi fired a backhand into the net.
(The most appropriate book publisher would be a certain comely female with whom Kerik exchanged bodily fluids while exhausted 9/11 rescue workers fruitlessly knocked on the door hoping to be let in to their own apartment for some much deserved R & R).
It was an exhausting exchange.
I am writing this review in the same week as I am conducting a rather exhausting exchange with Noam Chomsky in the pages of a small magazine.
But one facet of Dot Earth won't change: the blog will remain home to a dynamic, sometimes exhausting exchange of reader comments.
"In a sense it would be a waste to do one exchange that would exhaust all the possibilities and just yield two transplants when we could be a little cleverer and get four transplants". Unlike the stable marriage problem, this is not a theoretical exercise.
But the scope for technology exchange is still far from exhausted in the Russian case.
Other cut scenes included one shot in the pilots' head, showing the pilots "wrecked and exhausted with an exchange between Starbuck and Apollo", as well as several shots of Commander Adama (Olmos) gagging and vomiting because of acid reflux brought on by sleep deprivation.
