| Blood was collected from the basilic wing vein, and plasma was separated with a centrifuge. |
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| Lipid suspensions in buffer were spun in an Eppendorf centrifuge at room temperature. |
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| The reason for transferring centrifuge designs to Iran reportedly between 1987 and 1991 was probably money. |
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| Usually the honey is extracted by crushing the comb and letting the honey drain out, often helped by extra pressure from a centrifuge. |
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| Vesicles were obtained by first homogenizing the tissue then removing the unsolubilized particles in a clinical centrifuge. |
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| The murky liquid produced is part oil, part fruit water, and it has to be separated in a centrifuge. |
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| When blood is taken, it is spun in a centrifuge and the platelets separated out, with the remaining blood going back to the donor. |
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| The donor bag was then centrifuged and the platelet-rich plasma transferred to a sterile plastic centrifuge bottle. |
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| What are the chances that the uneducated dictator could tell a centrifuge from a cow-milking machine? |
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| Soluble and insoluble fractions were separated by centrifugation in glass centrifuge tubes. |
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| The Department of Energy rejected the claim that the country was importing aluminum tubes to produce centrifuge rotors for enriching uranium. |
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| A decanter centrifuge is defined for separating a heavy phase material from a liquid within a feed mixture. |
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| Two leaves were cut from each plant and carefully placed in polypropylene centrifuge tubes. |
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| The Malaysians claim they didn't know the parts were for a nuclear centrifuge. |
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| Centrifuge, capable of attaining a centrifugal force of 2 200 g, fitted with stoppered centrifuge tubes of about 50 ml. |
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| In this case, to avoid oxidation of ASC contained in samples, AF were collected in centrifuge tubes containing a concentrated solution of metaphosphoric acid. |
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| Stir the paste with 2,5 litres of anhydrous acetone for 4-6 hours, then centrifuge. |
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| The facility is believed to be the largest, most modem integrated barrel electroplating and centrifuge coating facility in the world able to make this claim. |
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| Other attention grabbers were the GWM vegetable washing machine, the HS centrifuge, the BSM belt cutter and the DC dicer. |
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| One junior intelligence analyst thought that although they weren't at all like modern American centrifuge rotors, they might be usable in what are known as a Zippe centrifuge. |
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| Another is to separate fissile uranium from the inert sort in a gas centrifuge. |
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| The equipment consists of a mini-press, an extractor, a decanter centrifuge and a microfluidizer. |
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| This equipment has a centrifuge that separates out particles up to 0.5µm in size from water. |
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| Once the fat content of the milk has been adjusted, i.e. part of the milk is skimmed using a centrifuge, the milk is poured into cheese vats. |
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| All too often, the labour market is comparable to a centrifuge, in which far too many people end up on the periphery. |
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| The beer is pumped from the centrifuge to a collecting tank from where it will be bottled or put into kegs. |
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| The centrifuge is loaded while the drum is slowly rotating, to achieve a uniform distribution of leaves over the inside of the drum. |
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| The blood is extracted for a second and third time in the same way and the individual pentane extracts are combined in the centrifuge tube. |
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| A centrifuge facility however requires a large number of these components, so that quantities can provide an important indication of end use. |
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| Wash the precipitate in the centrifuge tube with 50 ml of water at approximately 35 °C by stirring the precipitate. |
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| They have done this by placing tissue cultures in rotating vessels called bioreactors where the centrifuge effect cancels out the force of gravity. |
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| Nowadays cream is separated mechanically in a centrifuge, a revolving circular vessel in which the cream migrates to the centre, from which it is drawn off. |
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| Blood was centrifuged in the field with a portable centrifuge, and samples were cold-stored in the field before being frozen in the laboratory at the end of the day. |
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| If he has to develop fissile materials himself, like enriched uranium, they estimate it takes five to seven years to do that through the gas centrifuge process. |
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| What role the ribsome itself plays is not well understood, but it is known to be made up of two parts, referred to as the 30S and 50S units because of the speed at which they centrifuge out. |
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| Chef Garcelon and several members of the kitchen staff are standing around, watching the honey sluice out of the centrifuge. |
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| Sudden changes of spinning speed can cause severe damage to the centrifuge. |
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| We will have an intersection here the size of a village, twin bridges spanning the banks of the mighty ring road, a centrifuge pulsing cars through sluiceways. |
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| After donation, all the blood is divided into its constituent parts by a 3,000-revolution per minute centrifuge according to differential density. |
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| A centrifuge may include a fluid separation wall aligned substantially parallel to an axis of rotation and include an inner surface, a void area, and an outer surface. |
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| Blood is drawn through a tube into a centrifuge and there the stem cells are collected and the remaining blood components are returned to the donor through another needle. |
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| He also experienced zero gravity in the so-called Vomit Comet and underwent serious G-forces in a US Air Force centrifuge. |
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| The beans are then pressed and the oil is run through a centrifuge that I designed and built to clean and degum the oil. |
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| After centrifugation at 12,000 rpm for 10 min with a microhematocrit centrifuge, hematocrit was immediately measured in a capillary tube. |
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| The building has four bays, each of them containing two reactors, a centrifuge to segregate the solid products from the liquids, and a dryer to finally dry the product. |
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| Leave the magnetic rod in the tube and centrifuge for five minutes. |
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| Close the cap and centrifuge at 10 000 rpm for 1 min. |
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| In particular, Khan had been selling gas centrifuge technology to North Korea, Iran, and Libya. |
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| Then, the centrifuge throws the heavier U-238 atoms towards the wall, letting the rare U-235 ones accumulate near the centre. |
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| Without scaling its centrifuge capacity right back, Iran's potential for a speedy breakout will not have been removed. Two highly controversial nuclear facilities are also likely to be problematic. |
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| The Sormac centrifuge SC-940 has an inclined, completely smooth drum, without a central shaft or other protruding parts that could damage the leaves. |
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| The mixture was transferred into centrifuge tubes then ultrasonically treated five times to break the cytoderm. |
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| During World War II, he conducted important theoretical and experimental research on uranium enrichment by gas centrifuge. |
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| The data on centrifuge production was vital to intelligence agencies. |
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| Primarily, Khan purveyed the necessary materiel for a state nuclear program: centrifuge components and designs, weapons blueprints, and technical expertise. |
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| Start the securely anchored centrifuge and slowly increase to the proper speed. Solvent will be rapidly expelled from the drainpipe. |
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| Our team of process and mechanical engineers can select and design the most efficient and cost-effective centrifuge design for your application. |
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| It is a special centrifuge which is preferred for the preparation of platelet products to treat patients who lack thrombocytes. |
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| Add 1 ml of diethyl ether, stopper and shake vigorously, then centrifuge and transfer the ether solution into a clean, dry tube using a microsyringe. |
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| For Hct determination, capillary tubes were centrifuged for five minutes in a microhematocrit centrifuge, and Hct was determined using a microcapillary tube reader. |
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| The sludge is digested mesophilic and then dewatered in a centrifuge. |
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| Mr. Gannon loaded the racks inside the centrifuge with two beeless honeycombs, then stepped back and let Julian begin spinning them with a hand crank. |
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| Highlights include opportunities to touch pieces of the moon and Mars, operate a centrifuge and visit a simulated scientific base camp on the Martian surface. |
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| The group used a centrifuge to separate the distillation remains of three kinds of shochu into solid bits and supernatant liquid, which they sterilized. |
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| Turbinado is usually made by squeezing the juice out of crushed sugar cane, then spinning what's left after evaporation through a huge centrifuge. |
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