"Not necessarily drinking more over all, but a pattern of drinking fasting before drinking, rapid consumption of shots of strong liquor designed to achieve rapid intoxication".
A long lag phase of 40 h was observed followed by a fast growing log phase with the rapid consumption of glucose (Fig. 5).
Rapid consumption of fossil fuels is pressing the search for renewable energy alternatives, including renewable and renewable energy technologies.
"Not necessarily drinking more over all, but a pattern of drinking — fasting before drinking, rapid consumption of shots of strong liquor — designed to achieve rapid intoxication".
In the two decades since the legal drinking age was raised to 21, the term has come to encompass any rapid consumption of alcohol in private before venturing out to venues where drinking may not be possible.
A7 World Environmental Survey An unusual coalition of scientists, private corporations, foundations and international agencies announced one of the most ambitious projects ever undertaken to assess global environmental damage from the rapid consumption of natural resources.
One of the most ambitious projects to assess global environmental damage from the rapid consumption of natural resources was announced today by an unusual coalition of scientists, corporations, foundations and international agencies.
However, in the chimney structures, H2 generation competes with CO2 reduction for electrical current, resulting in rapid consumption of the PMF.
At the beginning of the process, the rapid reaction in CaO/Ca(OH 2 suspension and LiOH solution corresponds the rapid consumption of OH– ions.
Globalisation and the internet continue to provide more ways to hear music from around the world, but also allow for such rapid consumption of music that its original source can get lost in the shuffle.
As a result, saber-toothed cats (e.g., S. fatalis), American lions (Panthera atrox), dire wolves (Canis dirus) and coyotes (Canis latrans) experienced dramatic feeding stresses1,2,3, which led to a more fully and rapid consumption of carcasses (e.g., refs4−6).
