"Lonely on Thanksgiving?" read the ad she inserted in a local paper inviting other singles to join her in spreading holiday cheer at Timothy Hill Children's Ranch, an orphanage in Riverhead.
Faust reproduces a full-page advertisement, inserted in the Gettysburg paper soon after the battle, for "Transportation Cases": "Preserves the Body in a natural and perfect condition... for any distance or length of time").
The mandala concept easily comes to mind whenever I see model versions of synthetic or artificial cells, inserted in academic papers or displayed on PowerPoint slides during meetings and conferences (Zwart 2018).
From the CT scans inserted in Figure 1 in the paper by O'Rourke and Edwards (2000), a Td of 18.3 days can be derived.
it [might] be a service unto the public, to insert in the News-paper, a brief Direction for the managing of the sick.
Pharmacological agents (atropine and isoprenaline) were injected subcutaneously in the left cheek and saliva was collected in small pieces (2 mm×25 mm) of Whatman® paper inserted in the mouth near the site of injection.
On March 2000, the seeds were separated manually from the rest of the plant material then weighed, dried and stored in paper bags inserted in glass containers, in the dark at 4 °C for 6 months, until used in September 2000.
In addition to simulating arsenic dissolution in gastric and intestinal solutions, absorbtion by the intestinal membrane was also mimicked using iron-oxide coated filter paper strips inserted in nylon bags.
In the present study, packaging of a surface mould ripened cheese under 2 atm: MAP-A (0% O2, 27 ± 6% CO2) and MAP-B (2 ± 1% O2, 19 ± 2% CO2) was studied at 12 °C and the results were compared with the existing commercial packaging system (wrapped with waxed paper and inserted in cardboard box).
Small standard pieces of tissue paper were inserted in the tubes to restrict animals' activity.
