Once or twice a day an air-conditioned coach appears at the narrow intersection like a vast, snub-nosed whale, venting great sighs from its hydraulic brakes, and clumsily manoeuvres itself into place outside the old school.
Simply listening to her and allowing her to vent provide great emotional relief to the mother.
In the absence of a reference genome, this sequence method, which has not yet been widely applied to hydrothermal vent animals, holds great potential for discovery of genes and genetic markers in unconventional model species through de novo transcriptome sequence assembly.
This is a great venting technique, because rather than keeping your feelings bottled up inside of you, you're letting them out.
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Oh, sure, it is great to vent one's spleen by casting a "no" ballot.
The stokers and firemen were ordered to reduce the fires and vent the boilers, sending great quantities of steam up the funnel venting pipes.
Sharing your plan with the same folks you regularly vent to is a great way to let them know you are moving forward, and I'm sure their support will follow.
As would be expected, complex ash particles fall out of the plume closer to the vent due to their greater size and higher settling velocity.
In particular, the average total Fe concentration from high temperature vents at Kilo Moana was 1126 ± 597 μM (n = 5), almost ten times greater than vent fluids from the other sites (ranging from 124 to 234 μM total Fe) (Table 1).
