But at other times the mechanized movements are contrasted by fluid dips and whole body rolls, a combination of mechanic and organic that the choreographer, Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, explains as, erm, "organical".
Through this study, we aimed to determine whether a group of chimpanzees modified probing tools in order to extract viscous foods (akin to 'fluid dip') from a novel 'artificial termite mound' in their enclosure and, if so, to identify under what circumstances they modified tools for fluid dipping behaviors.
A swab of the vaginal fluid was dipped in 1 ml of 10% KOH and mixed for 3 5 minutes.
This moves the fluid through the dip tube and to the Sep-Pak.
If your caramel in the pan sets too much to be fluid enough for dipping, gently warm it again over medium-low heat.
On the dairy front, a dip in fluid milk production early this year and a shortage of nonfat dried milk that developed after heavy sales to foreign markets drove up prices locally, he said.
The effective vertical stress around sample FZB1136 was 17.8 MPa (rock density, 2,600 kg · m−3) by assuming hydrostatic pore-fluid pressures, and the dip of the fault plane was 35° (Hirono et al. 2007a).
Chickens hatched from eggs dipped in fluid with salmonella solution were found to transfer salmonella to the gut of 44% of chickens hatched from salmonella free eggs [ 23].
Plates or rods composed of a suitable metallic conductor dipping into the fluid electrolyte are employed to conduct the current into and out of the liquid; i.e., to act as electrodes.
Later, after knocking back a five litre plastic jerry can of Agent Orange Scrumpy cider brewed on an industrial estate in Portsmouth and smoking half a joint of grass dipped in embalming fluid and Monster energy drink, it may even seem like a sensible proposition.
