A major feature of this cycle is that more water evaporates from the ocean than is directly precipitated back into it.
To wit: Just two years ago, Oracle cancelled Benioff's high-priced keynote talk at its OpenWorld Conference in San Francisco at the last minute, precipitating a back and forth between the two CEOs.
If we pull out of Afghanistan in a way that doesn't precipitate a slide back into civil war – not that it would be perfect – then history should judge it a success.
Moreover, TFA and isopropanol could be completely evaporated off the supernatant and precipitate, and recycled back into the process.
For RNA, the TriZol method was used and stored as an ethanol precipitate for travel back to the US.
After centrifugation at 13 000 g for 15 min, the supernatant was discarded and the precipitate was resuspended back to the original serum volume with phosphate-buffered saline (PBS).
One workday Sulley emerges from a door with a sock stuck to his back, precipitating a 2319 and scrambling a haz-mat team.
Soon successful enough to devote himself to writing full time, Hardy was so shaken by the negative response to "The Return of the Native" that in 1880, at the age of 40, he suffered an unnamed illness — a midlife crisis, according to Pite — that precipitated his move back to Dorchester, not far from his family's home.
He has been smiling a lot in the last 48 hours, going from the famous bricks at the Motor Speedway to, as he said, "floating 40,000 feet in the clouds," to publicity functions in Manhattan, where a cab trip may indeed precipitate one's descent back to Planet Earth.
The poor stretch of play, precipitated by a balky back, has imperiled Singh's streak of 63 consecutive major appearances.
