Degummed silk fibres were chopped into short snippets and then pulverised using rotary and planetary ball milling.
But over the decades, the properties were chopped into smaller and smaller parcels, and the average lot in town is now two acres.
Tumors were chopped into small pieces in sterile conditions, then incubated at 37 °C for 2 h in DMEM/F12 containing 2% bovine serum albumin, 300 U/ml collagenase III (Worthington #M3D14157) and 100 U/ml hyaluronidase (Worthington #P2E13472).
The 65-foot I-beams, the sort used to build high-rises, were chopped into smaller pieces, shoved through holes in walls of the rooms below the stage and spliced together.
Mr. McCain spoke at some length about the problems caused by lenders and by Wall Street, which bundled mortgages into securities that were chopped into pieces and resold to investors in the United States and abroad.
Large tracts of the repertory of the past two hundred years would be unimaginable in that world: Debussy could never have disclosed the fragile epiphanies of "The Afternoon of a Faun" before a chattering audience, and Mahler's catch-all symphonies would lose their dramatic momentum if they were chopped into bleeding fragments.
The washed leaves were chopped into small sizes.
All agro-residues were chopped into pieces, dried, and ground into fine powder.
These discs were chopped into small pieces, mixed and a portion retrieved for RNA extraction.
Cleaned plants were chopped into small pieces and shade dried at room temperature.
To derive NPCs from teratomas, teratomas were chopped into small pieces and cultured in NPC medium.
