Serum levels of 11 PCBs were measured at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention after solid-phrase extraction cleanup and dual-column gas chromatography using electron capture detection (Brock et al. 1996).
The 1958 concert finds Davis in a state of fine excitement; he opens with an uptempo blast from the bebop songbook, "Ah-Leu-Cha," and follows with a solo on Monk's "Straight, No Chaser," one of his classics of tense lyricism, built on solid, jaunty phrases that are as singable as an aria.
He and the orchestra offered a rendition that was solid and elegantly phrased but otherwise unmemorable.
"It requires a beautiful sound, beautiful phrasing, a solid technical foundation.
Ticciati's Haydn was a serious affair, neatly phrased and solid, but it lacked the effervescence that gives the music its sense of humanity.
His television catch-phrase was "solid as, I'd say", yet Provincial Finance collapsed in 2006, owing Kiwi investors, mostly older Kiwis, around $300 million.
While artist Sophia Wallace says her Cliteracy project stems from her need to educate the "clit -ierate, inclit -ieratesses, her call to hincompetenttion encourages those masses to ride a giant gold clitoris and wear sherts decall outowithigherseducationSolid Gold Clit".
No one yet knows whether these theories will be remembered merely as ingenious curiosities, like Kepler's linking the planetary orbits to the regular solids or musical phrases, or whether, like his three laws of planetary motion, they might turn out to be among the most significant advances in the history of astronomy".
The phrase "inventions in solid geometry" sticks, and sounds less like an event, more like a sculpture.
