trituration

There was no sign of disease, but the edges were white and worn looking, as if by some trituration. It at once occurred to me that that this wound, or whatever it was, might be the means of that manifest loss of blood.

[53.] Shasavarani S., Godefroid R.J., Harrison B.R.: Evaluation of Occupational Exposure to Tablet Trituration Dust.

Then slowly the drug was incorporated into the slurry, and trituration was continued for a further 45 min.

The following aspects were considered: trituration: alternating bilateral, simultaneous bilateral, chronic unilateral (95% of the time on the same side of the oral cavity), masticatory preference unilateral (66% of the same side), or previous; and total time for food consumption.

After enzymatic disintegration, the cell suspension was pipetted up and down using Pasteur pipets with soft-headed tips that provide mechanic disintegration called trituration.

Les orateurs qui se sont succede ont tour a tour denonce le blocage, depuis plus d'une annee, du projet d'investissement dans une usine de trituration d'oleagineux du magnat de l'agroalimentaire, Isssad Rebrab, par la direction generale de l'Entreprise portuaire de Bejaia, qui signifie une perte de plus d'un millier d'emplois pour la region.

viburnoides and P rigida were collected in Lavras, Minas Gerais, Brazil (21[degrees]14'43"S 44[degrees]59'59"W), oven-dried at 40[degrees]C for 48 hours and subjected to trituration on a Wiley-type laboratory mill.

The analysis was focused on the aggregate production for the concrete manufacture: fine and coarse aggregate, coming from crushed virgin limestone, and recycled coarse aggregate, obtained from the trituration and classification of concrete debris.