Their eventual marriage will be childless, a lack which precipitates Tom into recklessly sharing his family history with his pupils.
In the novel, Riba, the publisher protagonist, has an almost identical dream, which precipitates a Joycean pilgrimage to Dublin.
Carbon dioxide from air naturally dissolves in the water, setting off a reaction which precipitates barium carbonate crystals.
It opens with a hurricane in Jamaica, which precipitates the decision by a colonial family to send its children to the safer haven of England for school.
As the bacteria reduce the sulfate, the freed sulfide ions combine with zinc ions to form the zinc sulfide, which precipitates out of the water.
Unfortunately that very decency, which precipitates Mitch's awakening and a reverse-Hollywood fairy-tale ending, can feel as genuine as a sitcom laugh track.
The method is to dissolve cocaine hydrochloride into water with sodium bicarbonate (baking soda), which precipitates solid masses of cocaine crystals.
The product R4·4PF6, which precipitates on removal of MeCN from these fractions under reduced pressure, was collected by vacuum filtration and washed extensively with H2O.
On the Mod P, we measure protein in urine (and CSF) with benzethonium chloride, which precipitates the protein and increases the turbidity of the sample.
Thimerosal disinfects by the action of the mercury in the molecule, which precipitates the protein of a microorganism and disrupts its metabolism.
Among the secrets that Jesus, a boy beset by "philosophical headfucks," keeps from Vernon is one regarding his sexual exploitation by two adult men ("Nuckles," "Goosens") involved in a homosexual pornography Web site, which precipitates the disaster.
