The washing solution is pushed by viscous polymer solutions to keep the displacement stable.
In a typical procedure, magneto-mechanical drawing solution is pushed out of the needle by the syringe pump, forming droplet at the pinpoint because of the surface tension (Fig. 1a).
We are aware of the fact that such a problem could be much more evident in very large databases (i.e. the ones containing millions or more tuples, rather than thousands, like in the case under examination here), and we think the only viable solution is pushing institutions towards producing better open data.
It's not because "both parties" are intransigent or because "both parties" have moved to the "extremes". It's because what were once widely seen as moderate, common-sense solutions are pushed off the table by a far right that defines compromise as acquiescence to its agenda.
One of the solutions being pushed is to move more care out of hospitals, where it tends to be more expensive, into the community where services can be designed around the needs of patients.
The previous definition says, roughly speaking, that a time-dependent discontinuity curve γ is admissible if one of the following holds: either γ solves the differential equation on its domain, or, if it does not, the solutions are pushed 'far away' from γ.
Boluses of precursor and K222/K[18F]F solutions were pushed (total flow 40μL/min; P1=P3) through the reactor (2m fused-silica coil-reactor i.d.=100μm, 15.6μl) at 90, 110, 130, 150 and 170°C Experiments were repeated in acetonitrile, dimethylsulfoxide, tert-butanol and different P1 P3 ratios (1 1 and 1 5).
After each reaction step the supernatant reagent solutions were pushed through the filter and the solid support was washed with twice 3 mL DMF.
A 1-ml syringe, without needle and filled with the solution to be infiltrated, was pushed against the lower surface of the leaf, and the solution (200 μl) was forced to enter inside of the leaf under pressure.
The chemical solution to insect-caused problems was pushed hard by the manufacturers: not only for forest insects, but for crops of all kinds – apples, cotton, corn – disease-carrying bugs, irritating mosquitoes, roadside wildflowers, and, well, anything that crawled, or simply grew where you didn't want it to.
Those who can't find an alternative solution may be pushed towards insolvency.
