Most of these have all the ingredients premixed, but newer chemical arms may be so-called binary weapons in which the ingredients are mixed in flight while the weapon is being delivered.
The combustion process in a diesel engine is heterogeneous that is, the fuel and air are not premixed prior to initiation of combustion.
Until recently, she never used pure white or black pigment in a painting, preferring to let the gesso undercoat come through as white, and blending two or more colors to approximate black; now she's using some paints that are premixed with white.
The drink should not be premixed and stored in a refrigerator, lest "the fragile tie of ecstasy" be snapped.
It also appears in a shot of pink gin, premixed with bitters and a bit of Campari, and dispensed from an antique still behind the bar ($8 with a can of Brooklyn Lager).
But the doorman, a familiar face from the Griffin and 105 Riv, doesn't start scrutinizing entrants until about 9 p.m. THE PLAYLIST Instead of a D.J., music is premixed and piped in.
Compounding has been called an ancient art, something practiced long before medicines were premixed and sealed in bubble packs.
I premixed a gallon of each and poured it through a funnel.
Products replacing the old powdered form of bleach are usually premixed with water, making them less pungent, said Jamie Damaso, the owner of New Fitness Pool Management of Manhattan, which cleans and provides lifeguards at the rooftop pool at the Newbury, a co-op at 250 East 87th Street.
State officials have identified the source of the supplement, which is known as Total Parenteral Nutrition, or T.P.N., as the Meds IV Pharmacy in Birmingham, a compounding pharmacy that makes medications that do not come premixed.
At Sungmidan, where I paid 11,000 won (for Jeonju, that's tourist trap pricing), the red sauce came premixed in the rice – some people object to that – but the vegetables were fresh and tasty and the banchan — including scallion pancakes, cabbage salad and a variety of kimchi – plentiful.
