In "Amelia," Hilary Swank, playing Amelia Earhart, the celebrity aviatrix of the nineteen-twenties and thirties, has a big, toothy smile, high cheekbones, and short hair that seems to have been chopped with a knife.
Solid media cultures were chopped with a spatula to ensure proper mixing.
Sorghum straw was chopped with the help of tractor-run chopper.
The produce was chopped with a food processor (Robot Coupe USA, Inc., Jackson, MS, USA) until the matrix was homogeneous.
Livers previously fixed in formaldehyde (150 mg of dried tissue/sample) were chopped with a scalpel into cubes of around 1 mm3.
About one square inch of fresh young leaf tissue was chopped with a scalpel in 0.5 ml of ice-cold 'OttoV' solution (0.1 M citric acid monohydrate, 0.5% v/v Tween 20, [42]) in a disposable sterile Petri dish.
The tissue was chopped with sterile scalpels until a homogenous, almost liquid mass was obtained.
Materials were chopped with a razor blade and then specifically analysed according to the following protocols (see Table 2).
The frozen transverse colons were chopped with scissors and homogenized in RNAzol B solution (Tet-Test Inc., CS104).
Primary leaves of two-week old Arabidopsis thaliana (var. Col-0) were chopped with razor blades, homogenized with a Waring blender and filtered through cheesecloth.
