If you look at the Merriam-Webster definition, vomit is an act or instance of disgorging the contents of the stomach through the mouth.
Fourth, it is commonly presupposed that naturalistic analyses of non-natural, non-derived meanings will apply, in the first instance, to the contents of thought.
Our experimental setup was similar to that previously described (Diao et al., 2012a; Kyoung et al., 2012), except that lipid dye was not used, and the time stamp of Ca2+ arrival in the evanescent field was determined by the instance of the first content-mixing event (i.e., stepwise increase of content dye fluorescence intensity) among all docked vesicles.
For the histograms shown Figure 1B, the time stamp of Ca2+ injection was defined as the instance of the first content-mixing event among all docked vesicles within a particular field of view.
For instance, the parts of the content of the presentations of the pages and the cover of a book are mutually separable.
With the proliferation of automatic social media tools, for instance, a lot of the content comprises "reposts" and "retweets" of information found elsewhere.
He stated that the point of much of technology, TV, for instance, wasn't the content of the shows you were watching on it.
For instance, the content of α-pinene in E. blanda was up to 4.84% in Yunnan province, and decreased to 1.43% in Sichuan province, China [46, 47].
For instance, the content of α-helices was reported to be around 66% for BSA [81], [84], whereas we obtained lower values of either 12.8% for BSA prepared in water or 24.4% for BSA in HEPES buffer (Tables 5 or 6, respectively).
For instance, the content of individual format interventions targeted problem solving skills, emotional expression, and pain management education [ 26].
