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When the Romans conquered Syria and Palestine, they found in nearly every house a kato or kitt.
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Kirin President Kato said his company would continue to seek acquisition opportunities.
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More tests will be done if more passengers developed symptoms, Kato said.
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Kato was not arrested but had been barred from leaving South Korea.
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She asked Kato to accompany her husband in the barroom business meetings.
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The U.S. Federal Trade Commission had also sued Schering-Plough in 2011 over payments to rivals to delay generic versions of K-Dur.
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I could run a ten-K if I had to.
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The "Dodger" had been moving down the bay at a ten-knot pace.
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At noon, sprung up a ten-knot breeze; and are sanguine of making a short run.
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The snow flew past their faces like the foam over the gunwale of a boat that is thrashing into a ten-knot breeze.
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"I suppose it hasn't; but it would have been just the same if it had been blowing a ten-knot breeze."
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The most prevalent for Internet links are 56 k leased lines (dedicated telephone lines carrying 56kilobit-per-second connections) and T1 links (special phone lines with 1Mbps connections).
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Seven hundred pounds of either sulphate or muriateofpotash will furnish the potash.
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Experiments there made on the oxy- muriateofpotash, on fire-balls, on hollow-balls, on ring-balls, &c.
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Some materials, such as nitrate of soda and muriateofpotash, take up moisture and then become hard.
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The muriateofpotash on our markets never varies much from 50 per cent in its content of potash.
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These seeds contain gum, acetic acid, acetate and muriateofpotash, and other salts, with twenty-two parts per cent.
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The Company focuses on developing and extracting carnallite-sylvite mineral deposits through a solution mining process.
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Sometimes mild applications like sub nitrate of bismuth, chlorideofpotash or the following do well:-
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Precisely the same can be done in the electrolysis of potassiumchloride.
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A nice fat bolus of potassiumchloride, one for each of you.
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Vecuronium bromide is a paralytic agent; potassiumchloride stops the heart.
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Meanwhile, weigh out your potassiumchloride and add to the bleach.
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Arkansas uses potassiumchloride in combination with vecuronium bromide and midazolam.
Usage of kcl in English
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Complementary hypertonic KCl proved to be effective in cases with persistent cardiac activity.
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KCl-evoked cortical spreading depression was also used as a surrogate for migraine aura.
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During KCl-induced stress, the PA rise was largely accounted for by PLD activity.
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Moreover PLD was activated more strongly by low than by high KCl concentrations.
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Samples were incubated with clonidine in the absence or presence of KCl depolarization.
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There was modest inhibition of KCl-induced calcium influx in cortical neurons.
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When the extracellular KCl concentration was increased, alkaline band formation was extensively inhibited.
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Conclusions: The growth interfaces derived by both NaCl and KCl models were almost identical.
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KCl induced long lasting tonic contractions in the control muscles.
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In the present study, the effect of KCl on alkaline band formation was analyzed.
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This action of GABA was not observed when the extracellular KCl concentration was lowered.
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Hence, NaCl can be replaced by KCl without risking the microbiological safety of the product.
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Biochemical measurements indicated that KCl application induced a significant release of ATP from PC12 cells.
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LTS4a was found to be strongly impaired in KCl-activated as well as chill-activated carnitine transport.
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DORA-12 significantly reduced susceptibility to KCl-evoked cortical spreading depression.
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KCl loading to neurons from either sciatic nerve-ligated or control rats increased relative fluorescence intensity.