This means that the highest amount of salt is mobilised in the first salt extraction phase, probably because the salts tend to be concentrated near the surface (see lab results—drilling).
The labs contained drill and practice questions assessing knowledge, comprehension, and application, whereas the homework had additional critical-thinking questions involving synthesis, analysis, and evaluation (Bloom, 1956).
Based on the collected data (coal seams' structural maps, profiles of the exploratory wells, geological cross-sections), the lab tests of drilling cores and direct wells' tests, static model of the deposit was constructed and suitable grid of directional wells from the surface was designed.
Among other approaches, he had tried small drills on lab animals; while they removed the cataract, they also destroyed the eye.
Instead she is sent to the lab where Sylvester starts drilling into her brain.
But a Wada-commissioned report this year described how, in a clandestine night-time operation, positive samples from athletes who had cheated were smuggled out of a lab through a hole drilled in the wall, and then replaced with clean samples.
When it came to real patients, I found myself similarly fixated on the particulars, doing my best to learn the drill: What lab or exam findings let the physician know it was time for this discussion?
Both slab samples produced in the lab and the cores drilled from trial sections were used for measurements.
He brought them into the anatomy lab and tried them, first drilling a hole in the bone for the balloon to go in, then inflating it, deflating it and injecting cement into the cavity created.
Skills during role-playing trauma drills and skill labs are observed and feedback is given to student health workers throughout the course in real time.
