Apartment complexes in urban centers advertised a lifestyle organized around the swimming pool and clubroom featuring nightly cocktail parties and the imagination that everyone paired off by bedtime.
Corrections for chemiluminescence were also applied as needed but were minimized by the use of the luminescence suppressing cocktail Aquagel and dark equilibration of samples prior to counting.
The cocktail used generally contains sodium thiopental (to anaesthetise the condemned man), pancuronium bromide (to paralyse his muscles) and potassium chloride (to stop his heart).
Sucking on her cocktail onion, she gazed at Rita with her enormous, protuberant, slightly mad eye; 'He publishes important stories he thinks the public needs to know. He doesn't care about making money.'
At the same time he liked his game of cards and his cocktail, he could tell with point a good and spicy story, and in his youth he had been something of an athlete.
Limes, for instance, have a cocktail of three furanocoumarins that are concentrated in the juice and peel, ready to be released and activated whenever the fruit is bitten—or squeezed into your favorite drink on a beach day.
These are hydro thermal vents and they spout a super heated cocktail of minerals and chemicals from deep within the earth crust. At temperatures up to four hundred degree Celsius.
Then one day, while we were still in that period of decision making, I was invited to a cocktail party at Harvard for potentially incoming law students where I met a famous law professor.
It is this wild cocktail of vision, willpower, a little bit of arrogance, a little bit of confidence, and saying, you know, thank you but I believe something else.