The use of the double-barrel syringe permitted the emulsions to be stored for months at reduced temperatures and then undergo rapid on-demand curing upon injection due to mixing of the two components.
Important symbols are scattered through this film, which opens in theaters nationwide on Friday after spending about a month as a video-on-demand insomnia cure.
The polymers contained a low ratio of polymerisable groups so that, in the presence of a photo-initiator, they could be cured on demand in situ within 5 min under irradiation of blue light to form an intraocular lens within the lens capsule.
The macromonomers also contained a low ratio of polymerisable groups so that they may be cured on demand, in situ, under irradiation of blue light, in the presence of a photo-initiator, to form a soft polysiloxane gel (an intraocular lens) in the eye.
Scientists scorn others for their insistence on "practically relevant" results, believing they just don't understand that scientific research takes time and cannot deliver magical cures on demand.
In the age of on-demand-all-streaming-instant everything, we all have our comedy cures, the clips we have bookmarked for when the mid-afternoon melancholy rolls in and we need an injection of joy straight into our bloodstream.
People want on-demand, people.
They live in an on-demand world".
It's like piracy-on-demand.
The energizer delivers on-demand urge.
