Adrià's influences are overtly scientific: using a nitrous-oxide cannister, he prepares "foams" out of cod, pine nuts, asparagus, and mushrooms; he injects warm olive oil into dinner rolls with a syringe; he gives cooking times in seconds rather than in minutes or hours; waiters at El Bulli instruct how and when and in what order to eat the food, as if choreographing a complex chemical reaction.
Following the closure of the wound, the animals were resuscitated by injecting warmed saline (37 °C; 5 ml per 100 g body weight) subcutaneously.
Thank You, meanwhile, is built around the improbable idea of injecting the warm, slick sound of Magic FM-friendly 80s AOR with a strange menace.
After being injected into a warm blooded host via a flea bite, 9 a temperature sensitive promoter expresses the caf1 gene to produce a thick polymeric CU hydrogel coating on the surface of the cell.
William Brooke O'Shaughnessy, a young British physician, reported in The Lancet (1831) that, on the basis of his studies, he "would not hesitate to inject some ounces of warm water into the veins.
Baicalein (100 mg/kg) was intraperitoneally injected 1 h before warm ischemia.
He then injected the cadavers with warm tallow to preserve the form of pulsing veins and arteries (hence their perfect rendering in his paintings).
Among those addicted to it, however, heroin's most valued effect is the ecstatic reaction that it gives after being intravenously injected; within seconds a warm, glowing sensation spreads over the body.
Though direct talks have gone cold since North Korean negotiators canceled a meeting with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo in early November, the written communiques have remained warm and injected a sense of comity in the talks, aides said, offering Trump a reason to continue.
But amid the parched surroundings, a warm spring injected life into the area, leading archeologists and historians to believe that hunting communities lived there as far back as the Paleolithic Age, over 50,000 years ago.
