"They've turned it into a sterile thing," said James J. Dunne III, the senior managing principal of the investment bank Sandler O'Neill & Partners.
And not only did life help form the soil but living things now exist within it in incredible abundance and diversity; if this were not so, the soil would be a dead and sterile thing.
"But with the Kinect I'm able to get the position that I want quickly - and also without me having to handle non-sterile things like a keyboard or mouse during the procedure".
Since the invention of quantum theory in the 1920s, physicists have known that the vacuum of empty space is not a sterile, static thing.
Otto began speaking out against lawns, calling them, among other things, "sterile," "monotonous," and "flagrantly wasteful".
Intending to make thousands of them, I discovered the college laboratory, where I tweezed the furry rhizomes of Davallia fejeensis into agar-filled test tubes, careful to keep my sleeve out of the Bunsen burner flame used to keep things sterile.
"Now we have it from the government's own mouth that they are going to rely on a sterile phrase like 'tangible things' to get the keys to people's apartments," said Jameel Jaffer, a lawyer for the civil liberties union.
In India, new cases dropped significantly through the 1980s and 1990s, but picked up again in 2002 as rumors spread through Muslim communities that the vaccine could, among other things, make children sterile.
We have a lot of things available, cookers, sterile water, cotton filters of various sizes, alcohol prep pads, tourniquets, basically everything you need to do an injection safely and properly, and you can have as much as whatever you want, except for the needles of course as previously described.
Many require sterile, clean rooms and complex certifications: things disrupted by the quake.
