Ms. Davisson's style of painting, on raw canvas rather than on canvas primed with white gesso, a stiffening agent, "adds a gentle look," he said, and helps her capture "the character, the essence of a person".
They showed that glutaraldehyde, a non-specific fixative and stiffening agent, was more effective in increasing the rigidity of the RBCs compared with diamide, which cross-links spectrin skeletal membrane proteins in RBCs.
Because of his advisers?" Karl Rove says he thinks Limbaugh's greatest influence in this election cycle will be as a backbone-stiffening agent: "He's a leader," Rove said.
Depending on their exact composition (keratin, muscle, elastic structures, etc)., they may have been stiffening or strengthening agents in the outer part of the wing.
At a gate, a policeman peered into the HiLux, recognized the plainclothes agent, stiffened, and waved us through.
Hope the thought of your arteries shrivelling and stiffening as you shovel cattle de-worming agent into your nostrils isn't too much of a bum out.
Hope the thought of your arteries shriveling and stiffening as you shovel cattle de-worming agent into your nostrils isn't too much of a bum out.
In response, Clinton (who also lent his voice, last week, to the growing chorus of calls for a normalization of relations) signed the Helms-Burton Act into effect, stiffening the embargo; soon afterward, five Cuban undercover agents caught in the U.S. were arrested and convicted of espionage.
These findings are consistent with previous reports, which showed that pith tissues have a lower degree of lignification, and that DFAT has a major role as a cross-linking agent to stiffen and strengthen these tissues [ 34, 36, 71].
The stiffening effect of HA was counterbalanced by the addition of ethanol as fluidizing agent that allowed to maintain the highest HA concentration, meanwhile reducing the K value of the vesicles.
The rhetoric is stiffening.
