It is the same process of dilution, Proscio notes, that has afflicted its parent words, input and output (as in "the family pet recently output on the living-room carpet").
"The entrance of alcohol into the body and its distribution within the body is essentially a process of dilution," Howard W. Haggard and E. M. Jellinek (a Yale biometrician) noted in a collaborative study.
Two different scenarios were considered: (1) a pure cooling process, and (2) a combined process of dilution and cooling.
The process of dilution and weighing used to produce the reference activities had the risk that an inexact reference activity concentration propagated to the next lower concentration.
The process of dilution of the parent water body as well as the process of hydrogen sulfide oxidation can be quantified by chloride to sulfate concentration ratios in the springs and pools [10] (Figure 1).
Then, this process of dilution and succussion (vigorous shaking) is repeated 3, 6, 12, 30, 200, 1,000, or more times.
To get from the substance to the "cure", you have to go through a process of dilution and "succussion".
It would be easy to map the emergence of the new house lad as a process of dilution or commercialization and, of course, the proliferation of watered-down music is as responsible as anything else.
It would be easy to map the emergence of the new house lad as a process of dilution or commercialisation and, of course, the proliferation of watered-down music is as responsible as anything else.
In this model, the protein turnover parameters represent the process of dilution due to cell growth.
