In diluted form, the same combination of opprobrium and realpolitik is needed in relations with Russia now.
The model was soon followed by most of the states and was also incorporated in diluted form in the federal Constitution.
He is the final flower of classical Greek antiquity, of the Hellenic, and also the first bud of the Hellenistic, when Greek culture spread in diluted form over the ancient East.
For China's leaders, dedicated to preserving one-party rule, those are politically contentious choices that they are likely to either shy away from or accept only in diluted form, said Wu Wei, a former government official who was heavily involved in the market overhauls that China pursued in the 1980s.
His advice -- to tighten regulation in order to curb speculative trading -- was adopted late and in diluted form.
In part, this is because the toxins these organisms use for their own defense must be strong because they have to function in diluted form.
Smoke-water (a standard batch used in our laboratories) was used in diluted form between 1 10 - 1 2000, with the higher concentrations having an inhibitory effect [ 7], and the most widely used effective dilutions being between 1 500 - 1: 2000 in our previous studies.
Use Hydrochloric acid in diluted form around the wart edges so to burn out the connection between skin and wart tissue.
In its dilute form, the pH of the solution would be slightly less caustic than the concentrate, but still would be potentially hazardous as an irritant.
The same reaction, in a more dilute form, can be traced in those who had a genuine, if passing, association with the bomber.
Characterized primarily physico-chemically (appearance, viscosity, water solubility), the "parent compound" (n = 0) of both homologous series of hydrocarbon chains (LM and CS) stands out from the rest of representatives, being solid, waxy white-gray (20°C), insoluble in cold and hot (60°C) water, where even in dilute solutions form opalescent, inhomogeneous multiphase systems.
