Osmosis and the Osmosis process both look like they're about romance.
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Osmosis features a group who thinks the Osmosis tech will envelop users in a Black Mirror dystopia.
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So, it has reverse osmosis as you clean the material and it has reverse osmosis within the system.
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Within a year, more than three fourths of the videos uploaded on the Osmosis YouTube channel had Arabic subtitles and more than 3,000 Syrian medical students had become Osmosis members.
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Wondering why knowledge transfer via osmosis isn't a thing yet.
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This liberates the phenols and draws them out by osmosis.
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Check out the trailer below: Osmosis hits Netflix March 29.
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Instead, it says it embraces a process called reverse osmosis.
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And that's why we learned with that type of osmosis.
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Others purify water with reverse osmosis, a costlier imported method.
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A firm called Osmosis Investment Management takes a different tack.
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Any mentorship that is passed down seeps through like osmosis.
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He can almost absorb the information by osmosis, almost subconsciously.
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Rozali told me that he learned to play guitar through osmosis.
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Osmosis isn't focused on moral panic headlines, it's focused on stories.
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Esther, the tech genius behind Osmosis, is completely uninterested in romance.
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Dow, for instance, is making reverse-osmosis membranes for water desalination.
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"I think you soak it in through osmosis," Elliott said Wednesday.
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OK, but doesn't current pop culture manage to seep in through osmosis?
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This ability to translate feeling through musical osmosis continues through the record.
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Paul, who handles the business end of Osmosis, hypes the technology remorselessly.
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Technology in Osmosis doesn't create a dystopia or a utopia in itself.
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All eight episodes of Osmosis launch on Netflix on Friday, March 29th.
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As a teenager, I got to know Michael's songs mostly by osmosis.
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We absorbed your politics by osmosis, across the semipermeable membrane of celluloid.
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They may employ technology like reverse osmosis to lower the alcohol level.
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Even unknowingly, parents constantly set examples for their children, often through osmosis.
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Italians expect you to absorb things by osmosis, slowly, in bits and pieces.
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I inherited all his enthusiasm by osmosis, thanks to our basement's close quarters.
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The NSF lists ratings on three types: reverse osmosis, filter systems and distillation.
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The second is a French production, "Osmosis," expected to begin production in 2018.
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Through osmosis, sodium and glucose transport water from the gut into the bloodstream.
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It's one thing to corrupt a politician, the natural osmosis of the species.
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Henchmen like Cohen came to know by osmosis what the big man wanted.
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The new French Netflix series Osmosis initially looks like a Black Mirror knock-off.
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But Osmosis' actual plot suggests that people don't fit so neatly into Paul's algorithm.
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I can't quite believe that they learn by osmosis the same way I do.
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Did I only get Charmed through the osmosis that is early morning TNT reruns?
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The water contains a "form of radio frequencies called scalar waves," according to Osmosis.
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It's like other people's inebriated states start to absorb into your body through osmosis.
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So all of these skills just naturally, through osmosis, transfer to people he's working with.
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Flushed with success, Dr Zhang is now turning his attention to the reverse-osmosis membranes.
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And spending all this time around them leads to a weird kind of worldview osmosis.
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Kids pick up not just profane words, but also the correct usage, almost by osmosis.
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Through cultural osmosis, I somehow got the idea that this would help me feel better.
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Some proponents cite the idea of "osmosis" to explain how magnesium can penetrate the skin.
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They believe it's going to be like osmosis, it's going to fall from the sky.
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The show's popularity became so overwhelming, I began to absorb things about it through osmosis.
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As Osmosis expands its YouTube offerings, Kouba and her team continue to translate the videos.
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Osmosis shows that we don't need to hang the DJ, we can just change the tune.
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Even allowing Marciano to be himself, Goldman's science trickled into the Blockbuster by process of osmosis.
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The plant will use reverse osmosis technology and consume electricity produced by the steel mill itself.
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Presumably, Kalanick believed that Levandowski emanated the kind of genius that can be transmitted through osmosis.
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Those who can afford it buy bottled water or reverse osmosis filters for their drinking water.
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For history has shown that democracies like ours do not fall from outside attacks or osmosis.
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Reverse osmosis would then filter salt out of the water so that it could freeze faster.
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Worldwide, almost all new desalination plants use reverse osmosis, which was introduced half a century ago.
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In return, he allows her to soak up some of his brilliance, as if by osmosis.
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Baked in the walls through generations of osmosis are the echoes of bygone trials and tribulations.
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I google "Osmosis Discount Codes" before placing my order and get 20% (more than $60!!!) off.
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He is a sort of method archaeologist, understanding ancient processes through a kind of performative osmosis.
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"Now, since most videos have been translated into Arabic, I think, for them (Osmosis) to offer these videos for free, without a quid pro quo would be easier," Dr. Ahmad Al-Shihabi, a member of the Osmosis translation team at Damascus University, said in a phone interview.
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The surrogate's a college grad, so maybe the kid will pick up some of that through osmosis.
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We moved there for a year, and the screenplay developed slowly, through a long process of osmosis.
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The purifier takes up a lot of counter space and uses reverse osmosis to make water clean.
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The implication is that twenty-odd of his classmates somehow received the wisdom through osmosis or implication.
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Called note-by-note cuisine, it's based on chemistry processes — think fractionation, extraction, reverse osmosis and mixing.
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And instead of excluding certain industries entirely, Osmosis chooses only the most efficient within a given sector.
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It's surprising what you learn, as if by osmosis, a daily mental steeping, about every possible subject.
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The hundreds of Ph.D.-trained economists in the system operate in osmosis with the broader academic community.
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Plants employ a variety of techniques for removing pharmaceuticals, such as bacteria, carbon filters, and reverse osmosis.
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And sure, a version of Osmosis Jones with Jedi—hopefully taking place inside the body of Bill Murray—would've been great, since Osmosis Jones is a dumb and delightful film that deserves praise and appreciation, but Lucas's version would've likely been as stiff and lifeless as the prequels.
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Both processes are energy-intensive, however, though reverse osmosis has become far more energy-efficient in recent years.
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Watching the socially awkward Richard bumble his way through the tech world used to provoke anxiety by osmosis.
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I suspect that the explanation at its base is that this is something you can obtain by osmosis.
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Their Sorek Project is, they say, the planet's largest and most advanced seawater reverse osmosis (SWRO) desalination plant.
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Felicis is betting on Osmosis in part because of the increasing demand for healthcare professionals around the world.
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Reverse osmosis uses a semipermeable membrane as a filter to remove ions, molecules and large particles from water.
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Perhaps through osmosis, you finish watching their story and feel like maybe you should go work out, too.
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"That didn't happen by osmosis or a fairy godmother came down and just made it happen," Bush said.
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The project would be the world's largest reverse osmosis desalination plant, the two companies said in a statement.
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If you have a reverse osmosis water filtration system, it strips all the minerals out of your water.
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"It seems to me you do not fight the cheats and the ripoff artists by osmosis," he said.
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" Middle sister claims not to pay attention to "the problems," but she absorbs them anyway, "because of osmosis.
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From there, the water goes through reverse osmosis, a process that extracts salt, minerals, chemicals, and pharmaceutical compounds.
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Through the process of seawater reverse osmosis (SWRO), desalination filters salt from seawater to produce fresh, drinkable water.
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Reverse osmosis filters certified by NSF International can reduce PFAS levels to below levels set by the EPA.
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All of her friends the taxes we were talking about, and I would just get it by osmosis.
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What he's saying: Some of the prep is "kind of osmosis, as we're covering all these races," Baier said.
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Paul (Hugo Becker) and Esther (Agathe Bonitzer) are the brother-and-sister team behind a new technology called Osmosis.
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I did some research into installing a reverse osmosis system, but I couldn't do it in my rented apartment.
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But moving to the fringe necessarily means you can't affect the mainstream, except through the natural osmosis of ideas.
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Reverse osmosis uses special membranes to block salts and contaminants, producing purified water and a stream of concentrated pollutants.
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Osmosis is Netflix's second French original series (after Marseille), which is set in a near-future version of Paris.
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Reverse osmosis is a purification method that involves pushing salt water through a semipermeable membrane to remove the salt.
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Each of these elements take years of work, and achieving them without training, through osmosis alone, is simply impossible.
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And all of her friends, the taxes we were talking about, and I would just get it by osmosis.
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In the 1990s, Mr. Pontallier experimented with new technologies, like reverse osmosis and micro-oxygenation, but ultimately rejected them.
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Now, he said, the school plans to continue using bottled water until it can obtain reverse-osmosis water coolers.
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And yet it takes more than one vote, or even two or three, to reverse that kind of osmosis.
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Whether we learn specific lessons or we absorb their words through osmosis, what we gain from them becomes invaluable.
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As part of the company's continuing initiatives, Osmosis is promoting something called Care for Caregivers, which is aiming to remove the stigma around mental illness in the medical industry and an interactive new feature allowing users to see who else is online and learning on Osmosis around the world at the same time.
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McHugh's relationship with DeAnna had been her entrée into the alt-right, and she had absorbed DeAnna's friends by osmosis.
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The membranes employed for reverse osmosis are rough, and so have a large surface area through which water can pass.
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She and Sombatpiboon said that as studious children, they weren't taught or expected to cook but still learned through osmosis.
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Simcott's winkingly says "Try Me." No one becomes a hyperpolyglot by osmosis, or without sacrifice—it's a rare, herculean feat.
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This connection emerged by association, almost by osmosis, as the spaces of communism came to define the experience of communism.
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One man in a yellow tie gave me a tip: Tell your customers the water is filtered through reverse osmosis.
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Yeah, I don't know if I learned that, but I did learn through osmosis, just kind of how a newsroom worked.
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Dinner is the same as last night, and I eat it while watching some more Osmosis and scrolling through dating apps.
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Falling asleep on textbooks may seem like a ridiculous way to learn (through osmosis, right?), but it's not so far-fetched.
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And angles they were pushing likely still flowed where they could influence opinion — thanks to the "inverse" osmosis of social media.
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That's because, after just a short time indoors, the water in your skin is sucked out through the process of osmosis.
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An even better system is the combination of reverse osmosis and carbon-based filtration, which removes more contaminants from tap water.
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Attracting fans, haters, and imitators, she has developed her own fame by osmosis: there are Stalker Sarah memes and tribute blogs.
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Living with and being married to an artist for a couple of decades, is there a certain amount of inevitable osmosis?
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In exchange for the translations, Osmosis granted the students of all nine medical schools in Syria free access to their content.
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So, we can't blame the other stars in attendance for hoping to acquire just a little bit of that swag by osmosis.
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Soft, acidic water makes tea brew very quickly, so you might assume a ship's reverse osmosis plant is perfect for a cuppa.
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It is pH-balanced (7.4) and filtered by way of reverse osmosis, so there's a good chance it's better for you, however.
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If you haven't listened to Culture a dozen times already, either by design or by osmosis, here's your chance to catch up.
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In your book, you mention that you learned a lot at the stove by visual osmosis as a 13-year-old apprentice.
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He knows that one game more or less won't ultimately change this conflict, the best it can do is teach through osmosis.
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Membranes are useful in the water treatment industry for reverse osmosis treatment used in desalination and recycled water purification, among other uses.
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Growing up in Queens, Leguizamo, who is half Colombian and half Puerto Rican, only learned about Latinx history "through osmosis," he said.
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Caneel Bay Resort was one of the region's few eco-lodge resorts, featuring a reverse osmosis water plant and environmentally friendly upgrades.
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Like so many people who work in that capacity, he got bitten by the tattoo bug just through osmosis and being around it.
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Paul's Osmosis-selected girlfriend gets kidnapped before viewers know much about her, in a transparent and clichéd bid to up his emotional angst.
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And I could eat whatever I wanted, because the kid needed nutrients, not neuroses delivered via osmosis in utero (surely that's a thing).
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First, a demonstration of the Hydro Bot's micropumps in action, activated by charging the textile membrane to initiate a process of electro-osmosis.
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Reverse osmosis systems typically operate around 75% water efficiency, wasting about 0003 gallons for every 75 gallons of purified water, according to Efraty.
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To returning readers I say WHEW that took long enough and I am glad we're all here to get heatstroke via osmosis again.
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On one level, osmosis between cultures is what have helped push culture forward historically, but again, it's a moral judgement without easy conclusions.
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The idea of "proper" culture was always going to collapse when young people were able to cherry-pick from subcultures by total osmosis.
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There was a woman getting her hair cut, and another with her arm out, Valley Girl, osmosis ditz, as if to say, Tenure?
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Meanwhile, the turn-based structure, coupled with the fact sound isn't required, means you might pick up some of the lecture by osmosis.
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In reverse osmosis, the membrane pores are incredibly small, only about 20.45 nanometers thick, allowing water molecules to squeeze past, but not salt.
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The increasing prevalence of Seawater Reverse Osmosis (SWRO) technology is creating independent water resources worldwide where freshwater is scarce–a game-changing achievement.
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I dream of books seeping into me through osmosis and I am strengthened to feel part of a continuum and community of writers.
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Today: am Account Manager working in Tech who makes $46,000 per year and spends some of her money this week on Osmosis Skincare.
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There are reverse-osmosis machines for eliminating volatile acidity or the sort of smoke taint that can come from forest fires near vineyards.
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Even if Osmosis is a technology that never pans out, though, it points to a hopeful alternate science fiction five minutes in the future.
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I'd spent most of my adult life trying to make everyone else happy — friends, family, coworkers, partners — banking on absorbing their happiness via osmosis.
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A simple brine of salt and water should be enough to permeate the cell walls of a salmon filet, kickstarting the process of osmosis.
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I wouldn't say there was any osmosis and there's not too much trading of works in progress, but a little bit goes on inevitably.
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Many early social-media entrepreneurs went to college to study computer science or business, receiving a respect for free-speech principles via cultural osmosis.
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That's because the reverse osmosis process that turns seawater into water for the base also leaches minerals from other types of metal pipes, Fleuette says.
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In fact, Esther hopes to use the Osmosis tech to revive her mother, just as three years earlier, she revived Paul from a similar state.
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Too often, gay characters in film are shown coming out to one person, and we assume that everyone else just figures it out by osmosis.
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The killing of 11,548 zebrafish with bleach was blamed on a reverse osmosis system accidentally flooding the tank with the chemical solution instead of water.
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It is fantasy to think the Soviet people knew — through some kind of intercontinental intellectual osmosis — the ins and outs and intricacies of liberal democracy.
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Cultural traits, traditions, customs and experiments in ways of living are consciously and subconsciously absorbed through osmosis by all those who inhabit the public space.
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And because reverse osmosis removes a lot of water's good qualities, Ever & Ever replaced some electrolytes: magnesium sulfate, calcium chloride, potassium bicarbonate, and potassium chloride.
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After being pumped through a pipe that reaches 3,000 feet below the ocean's surface, Kona Deep desalinates the water using reverse osmosis, and bottles it.
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Soulcalibur VI is an extremely rewarding game to learn, and the osmosis of its systems and mechanics feels much more natural than other fighting games.
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Once a limit is set, water systems can use reverse osmosis, charcoal filtration, and/or carbon filtration to get rid of PFAS in drinking water.
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I do not believe crystals have healing powers, nor do I believe that they will help me achieve wellness ("wellness") through some kind of osmosis.
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The round was led by Felicis Ventures, with participation from previous Osmosis investors including Greycroft, Coverys, FundRx, Figure 8, Social Starts, and LearnStart, "By reimagining medical education, Osmosis is addressing a critical impending global crisis: the need to develop and retrain tens of millions of healthcare professionals over the next decade to meet growing demand," said Aydin Senkut, founder and managing partner at Felicis Ventures.
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It's not hard to talk to a developer in the midst of a passion project and feel that motivating passion bleed into you through conversational osmosis.
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If you've got more extreme stuff in your water like lead and bacteria, a reverse osmosis water filter or faucet attachment might suit your needs better.
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Instead of just a flashcard trading marketplace, the Osmosis platform now contains quizzes and videos using new study techniques like spaced-repetition to ensure knowledge retention.
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Unfortunately, most off-the-shelf household filters are not effective at removing PFAS chemicals, although activated carbon filters and reverse osmosis methods show potential, Hu said.
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Again, it's not necessary, but I'd say it's worth trying if you have a reverse osmosis system and you find your brews are coming out bitter.
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This revenue does not include the vast array of purified, infused, oxygenized, sparkled, distilled, intravenous and reverse osmosis versions that compete for attention on the market.
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And given concerns about water security, having a way to mass-produce reverse osmosis membranes for desalination and recycled water purification treatments is no small achievement.
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There have also been postings for water tankers—trucks for moving water—in other cities like Johannesburg and Pretoria, and water purifiers promising reverse osmosis technology.
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But Dr. Rishi Desai, Chief Medical Officer at Osmosis, believes the symptoms and outcomes may directly correlate to how coronavirus moves through each infected person's body.
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Sometimes the soil surrounding the body plays a big part as well either through osmosis or because heavy metals in the dirt can impede the enzymes.
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If you've got more extreme stuff in your water like lead and bacteria, a reverse osmosis water filter or tap attachment might suit your needs better.
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Osmosis, a for-profit provider of online courses that was started by two medical students at Johns Hopkins University, offers content on clinical processes and procedures.
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Wrong. When you're broke, it's easy to be taken in by the fantasy of fucking your way to the top, absorbing someone else's money by osmosis.
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But, she added, home consumers could take simple steps now like adding a certified filter or reverse osmosis system to help reduce their exposure to these contaminants.
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Osmosis is currently in test mode, and the first two episodes follow the people in the first trial as they're introduced to their scientifically identified true loves.
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It is given a preliminary clean in a series of large tanks where it is filtered slowly through sandbeds before being pumped through "reverse osmosis" membranes (pictured).
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The streaming service announced a new series via a press release today, introducing the thrilling concept behind Osmosis, an eight-episode series set to debut next year.
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Roiland is an outspoken Batman lover, so it's not far fetched that the absurd elements of the show would permeate into Rick and Morty through cultural osmosis.
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The true science horror stories that seep into it, arguably by cultural osmosis rather than a conscious decision by the writers, make it more colorful, more affecting.
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It is very possible that over time, through the osmosis of social media, the despicable Kennedy of this movie will eradicate the honorable if flawed real one.
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A required ingredient list is being lobbied for in the European Union, but that won't stop the use of un-"natural" techniques like reverse osmosis or centrifuges.
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Loughrey says his eye for art came through "osmosis," as his parents dragged him and his brother to galleries and antique stores while growing up outside Baltimore.
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Lucas hopes Osmosis will give him answers, but he might as well try to solve his problems by typing "Should I break up with my boyfriend?" into Google.
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For example, Neuro Trim lists "reverse osmosis filtered water," which is purified water; "crystalline fructose," which is just high fructose corn syrup alternative; and "sucralose," which is Splenda.
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There's also a promising-looking eight-episode French science fiction series called Osmosis, about an app that can decode love for people — and manipulate their memories like data.
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Instead, Cornish Lithium says it will use special filtration techniques called reverse osmosis and ion-exchange to extract and purify lithium compounds from any brine that it finds.
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The liquid waste will then go through an advanced treatment that includes ozone and ultraviolet disinfection, ultrafiltration, chlorination, activated carbon filtration and reverse osmosis, according to the AAD.
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As the software sales rep and Ben float in total silence down a river, I achieve through osmosis the same "quiet, reserved melancholy" Ben insists is plaguing Caila.
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Sharing that visual language with Ian has shown me by osmosis how to turn references, like sea creatures, into an abstract form that I could use in design.
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There are various compilation videos of him on YouTube winning and losing thousands of dollars at a time, his viewers perhaps getting a dopamine hit via digital osmosis.
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No. Katya's stuff was pretty much osmosis because she is a journalist and she is a digital journalist and I felt like I knew that world pretty well.
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It sounds incredibly basic (and not everyone's into the idea we can will ourselves, via osmosis, to be content with our physical selves), but personally, I think it's great.
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Now researchers have finally come up with a specially treated polymer that can serve as the semipermeable membrane needed to do reverse osmosis for chemicals manufacturing at room temperature.
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Sometimes I imagine that he powers down, maybe tries to recharge and gain strength through osmosis; other times he might just try to quiet the voices in his head.
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According to the Environmental Working Group, chromium-6 can be filtered from water by certified products which include one simple pitcher and 12 under-the-sink reverse osmosis units.
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It's not Netflix's first foray into French-language original programming: there's already The Eddy, Osmosis, Marseille seasons 1 and 2, some standup comedy and more series in the pipeline.
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The eight-episode Osmosis hails from showrunner Audrey Fouché (who wrote for the acclaimed original version of The Returned, Les Revenants) and Versailles producers Aude Albano and Claude Chelli.
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Koyo draws this pristine, undisturbed water up at a chilly 42 degrees [Fahrenheit] and they use an advanced filtration method called reverse osmosis to remove most of the salts.
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The reverse osmosis plant, 15km south of Tel Aviv, is pumping out 165 million gallons of potable water a day and providing approximately 20% of the country's drinking water.
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If you're staring at an ASL interpreter instead of the play or musician he or she is interpreting for, you're not learning to sign by osmosis -- you're just staring.
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Rehearsal time is limited, so it's key for performers to learn as much about blocking, choreography, how cast members navigate the stage space and other minutiae through visual osmosis.
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Sun Kang Matsumoto, who joined the mission in '85, studied so diligently to master the new roles pressed upon her that her sons learned the spacecraft contours by osmosis.
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You find you can no longer stomach another can of that Shark energy drink stuff but need an extra hour or two awake to really get a handle on osmosis.
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For example, Osmosis user Lucas (Stephane Pitti) isn't trying to find one true love, he just hopes the technology will help him embrace life with his lover, and stop cheating.
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This step, called reverse osmosis, removes ions smaller than magnesium and sulphate, particularly the sodium and chloride ions that make up common salt and that give seawater its characteristic taste.
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Digging deep into its users' brain data, the new dating app "OSMOSIS" can find a perfect match with 100% accuracy, turning the concept of an absolute soulmate into a reality.
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Osmosis Skincare and Harmonized Water — both controlled by the same Colorado-based owner — have advertised their enhanced water as the "world's first drinkable sunscreen, " protecting users from harmful ultraviolet light.
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Unlike "Hang the DJ," which was just one story in the anthology series, Osmosis will dive deep into how technology choosing your partner can come with a lot of challenges.
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Digging deep into its users brain data, the new dating app 'OSMOSIS' can find a perfect match with 100% accuracy, turning the concept of an absolute soulmate into a reality.
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Instead of reading idly and wondering why you can't just absorb the info through osmosis, you could just learn how to genuinely learn better — which means you'll be done faster.
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But she says you actually have to go out and meet up with the people that you meet online; you're not going to become a better dater just by osmosis.
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"Hopefully when I grabbed @lizzobeeating and told her I loved her, 1% of her magic was transferred to me so now by osmosis I am 1% that bitch," she wrote.
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But the best entries of this year's crop of college application essays about money prove that they are watching and listening — always — and picking up every little thing by osmosis.
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So it sounds like Facebook may be hoping for a little reverse osmosis brand-washing — aka leveraging the popularity of its cleaner social apps to detoxify the scandal-hit mothership.
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They also gave me a reverse osmosis water filter, which neutralizes the water, along with an acidifier, so I could change the pH of the water to whatever I wanted.
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You can, of course, try to do what Osmosis does on your own; the Carbon Disclosure Project has a trove of information on how companies fare on the sustainability front.
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Outside the main Kaust desalination plant, which uses a technology called reverse osmosis, four huge tanks full of sand filter impurities from the seawater as it arrives through a pipeline.
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WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — I do not follow baseball, unless you count whatever gets absorbed via osmosis because, thanks to my partner, the Yankee channel is on in my house 23/224.
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He left MSNBC in 2012 and started a company that is trying to tackle poverty using hydroponics, solar panels and reverse osmosis water filtration, according to The New York Times.
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Whenever I compete against elite athletes I always learn something by osmosis, and also just have a little fun and maybe I run faster because I'm running with fast people.
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My parents weren't pub people and I don't think either had stepped foot in a club since Spandau Ballet's heydey, so most of my understanding of nightlife came via osmosis.
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That level of nuance and awareness makes Osmosis start out thoughtful and refreshing, though two episodes in, it's difficult to tell whether it will expand on its insights, or squander them.
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This involves either boiling and then recondensing water, or pumping it at high pressure through reverse-osmosis membranes that allow water molecules to pass but are impermeable to larger mineral ions.
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Reverse osmosis, which has been widely used for decades in desalination plants that turn seawater into drinking water, has long been seen as having applications for the oil and chemicals industry.
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A new rank structure and uniform combination If the Space Force continues using Air Force rank and uniforms, military space professionals will slowly reintegrate into the Air Force simply by osmosis.
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Sometimes I "feed" books from my piles to my husband, Bill, a fast reader, because I'm a frustratingly slow reader and at least I feel I am reading them by osmosis.
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And a reverse-osmosis filtration system, which reduces the mineral content in hard water (check the United States Geological Survey site to see if you have it), can cost well over $100.
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With over one million YouTube subscribers and 500,000 registered users for its supplemental educational videos, Osmosis, which bills itself as the Khan Academy of healthcare, has raised $4 million in new funding.
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Sitting at Robbie's upright piano, I was quick to pick up the scales — that osmosis thing was real — and I threw myself into filling out the sight, reading worksheets she gave me.
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Last year, the Colorado-based founder of Osmosis Skincare faced a lawsuit after claiming its Harmonized H2O UV Neutralizer made "scalar waves" that vibrate above the skin, effectively blocking carcinogenic UV radiation.
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Their festival entry methods include flying in a TAO Group investor's chartered private jet and hogging the Nevada freeways in RVs equipped with reverse-osmosis Fiji water showers and Egyptian cotton mattresses.
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Like Clinton, Pelosi's reportedly unrivaled fundraising prowess necessarily means that she's been ensconced for a very long time in the Democratic Party donor class, absorbing by osmosis their worldview and attendant pathologies.
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After eight days of blissful nothingness sprinkled with water, wind, snow, ice, and cosmic innocence regained by osmosis, you suddenly return to a life of traffic and shoving people on the train.
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For one thing, social media drift and osmosis is more common — the spread of memes from one platform to another is much more easily accomplished today than it was in the mid-2010s.
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On March 14th, the Iowa Attorney General's Office filed a consumer fraud lawsuit that claimed Osmosis Skincare and Harmonized Water—which is billed as "drinkable sunscreen"—is a "product seriously flawed" in testing.
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The plants themselves are grown on long tables in individually climate-controlled rooms, in a special nutrient mixture, irrigated with water that's been fed through a reverse osmosis system to remove any impurities.
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His presidential campaign extended this idea: While thin on policy, it enticed the nation (or a subset thereof) to rebrand itself with the Trump logo and thus magically obtain mass privilege via osmosis.
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For Plan B (20173), her sculptural installation in the Turkish Pavilion at the Venice Biennale, a network of multicolored pipes coursed through the space, and were connected to several reverse osmosis and ultrafiltration modules.
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And if you are at your job, you're probably outfitted according to some kind of dress code, whether it's been explicitly dictated by your boss or absorbed by osmosis through observing your co-workers.
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The curators mention, if too rigidly confined by an architectural and conceptual framework, a museum can become an isolated space for art contemplation, rather than remain open to constant ecosystemic transformation, osmosis and growth.
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Typically when you (or any other YouTube scientists) run this experiment, the syrup has less water, so water then leaves the shell-less egg via osmosis and you're left with a shriveled-up mass.
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I like the Brondell RO Circle Water Saving Reverse Osmosis Water Filter System ($260) because it was easy enough for me to install, attaches directly to my sink, and produces clean, crisp-tasting water.
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The osmosis of anime comics, street art, Hello Kitty, and Studio Ghibli's cartoon-romance cinema into central European pop culture in the late '90s also collided with high fashion's infatuation with all things Tokyo.
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In "Air," she explores influences that have shaped her sensibility, more through osmosis than through conscious choice: the Spanish-language media — movies, music, local news — that was ever-present in her bilingual childhood home.
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Of course, through some sort of osmosis, shouldn't we be able to take the headache out of tricky holiday shopping by gifting our own impossible posse exactly what the most stylish stars will receive, too?
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According to Variety, Netflix's latest French original series, Osmosis, is set in near-future Paris, during a time in which one's soulmate can be pinpointed using a brain implant that assesses all possible love options.
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Trusii says that for the machines to work correctly, customers must use either "distilled water or reverse osmosis water with no added minerals," meaning they can't just fill up the machine with ordinary tap water.
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Alas, it went very much the other way — the "psychic osmosis" between mother and daughter, of which Aurelia was so proud, was perceived to be pathological, and perhaps even the root cause of Plath's depression.
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But though its conclusion has a didactic abruptness, Mr. Owen's script otherwise operates on a seductively sensory level, in which we seem to absorb fully the nature of a woman and her world by osmosis.
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Early last year, Kouba gathered a group of medical students from Damascus University, the University of Aleppo and Tishreen University and began translating medical videos uploaded onto YouTube by the U.S.-based learning platform Osmosis.
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But despite being an intelligent songwriter, a producer by osmosis, a more-than-competent guitarist, and a man with a brilliant record collection, Hawkins never quite got round to following Grohl into multi-instrumental band leadership.
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At times, Tamar of the River seems to assume that you're instantly familiar with the tale it's telling, through cultural osmosis, so it can simply get down to the business of being utterly unlike anything else.
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But, combined with the awareness of low testosterone I'd acquired via osmosis, I had just cause to spend the next several minutes investigating whether my diminished vigor could be chalked up to it—and subsequently remedied.
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If fact, these possibilities make it much more likely that we wouldn't find radio or laser activity around KIC 8462852 as it would likely disrupt the relativistic osmosis required for transmitting energy paradimensionally or via spacetime bridge.
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It has solar panels for electricity and diesel generator back-ups; a reverse osmosis water filtration and desalination system for clean water; in-floor radiant heat with boilers and hot water-heat exchanger; and a sewage system.
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In this case, they were hoping to see how these cells respond to stress, so they exposed them to salt, since it forces them to compensate for osmosis, or the moving of water from inside the cell.
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The plant will supply 909,200 cubic meters per day (m3/day) of water, 44% more than the world's current largest reverse osmosis plant of 624,000 (m3/day), meeting the water demand of 350,000 households, the statement said.
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Those molecules enter the plant's ovules (part of their ovaries where they are arranged and grow into fibers) in two different ways: by osmosis and through a gate of sorts that recognizes and allows the sugar in.
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The plant will be the biggest in the world to use reverse osmosis technology, Israel's Finance Ministry said on Thursday, and will join an unrivaled array of five desalination plants that already dot the country's Mediterranean coast.
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Plus, if Lucasfilm needs any more ideas about potential future trilogies, it can always just unearth George Lucas's old plan to get into the "microbiotic world" of Star Wars and go all Osmosis Jones on the franchise.
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Growing up, it was a show I'd occasionally watch with my mother — who has seen every episode — and perhaps through some sort of osmosis, I'd familiarized myself enough with the dominant characteristics of the four lead actors.
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Adults may assume those ideas are self-evident, beyond the need for comment, but given the rates of coercion, misconduct and assault among men both young and old, boys are clearly not getting the message by osmosis.
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Through the forces of osmosis it's the sort of shit that can have you feeling like an important associate even if you're blasting his music from a desk in Milwaukee or through a car park in Middlesborough.
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"We wound up building a tool for ourselves and our classmates to collaborate and create flashcards for each other, and that was the seed for Osmosis," Gaglani said in a March profile for a Harvard University alumni magazine.
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That would've been very new territory for the Star Wars universe, but it sounds a lot like something else—2001's greatest film about white blood cell cops and the perils of the ten-second rule, Osmosis Jones.
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I think they have in part through osmosis, in part through dinner time conversations appreciated the fact that this is a big complicated country and democracy is messy, it doesn't always work exactly the way you might want.
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The return of the 26-year-old British singer/songwriter, though, isn't a statement of stylistic freedom or wide-ranging experimentation, but a batteries-fully-charged assault on the pop charts from a performer skilled in musical osmosis.
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I think that, more than most of the game's manifestations, decontextualizing events from the MarchZone very dramatically separates the audience from the "natural" thrills that occurred either in the moment or through the cultural and societal osmosis around them.
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I think also, if we don't know how to cook, and our kids don't learn how to cook by osmosis or observation, then they're going to be at the mercy of restaurants and processed food for their entire lives.
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But what really stood out, this time, was the phrasing: the idea that the men's game demands a higher level of power and pace — and therefore, by an osmosis that I do not fully understand, skill — than the women's.
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They may spend a little more time in the stomach and empty more slowly compared to plain water, but once these beverages enter the small intestine their high concentration of sugars gets diluted during a physiological process called osmosis.
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To offset the environmental cost, several ambitious projects in the region are experimenting with solar-powered desalination and reverse osmosis desalination -- a less energy-hungry process that removes salt from water by pushing seawater through a semi-permeable membrane.
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Desalination is usually achieved either by boiling salt water and collecting the steam, so that the salt is left behind, or reverse osmosis, which uses pressure to force saltwater through a semipermeable membrane that filters out salt and other particles.
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There are two types of desalination—thermal, which heats up water and then captures the condensation, and reverse osmosis, which forces sea water through the pores of a membrane that are many times smaller than the diameter of a human hair.
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"Ships make their own water—they don't carry tanks of water around the place—and they use a process called reverse osmosis; they have RO plants on board," explained Andrew Gadsden, founder of All About Tea, in a phone call.
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New York's exalted status in the pizza universe was essential to this client's identity, so much that the client had even implemented a reverse osmosis system in the dough-making process to replicate the pH balance of New York water.
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How ironic it would be if Trump, the tycoon who uncannily connected with America's battered middle class voters, could ultimately bring the benefits of American-style capitalism to Russian workers through the osmosis that could take place under a real alliance.
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The kitchen, once a near-empty shell, is now briskly functional, equipped with a stove top fueled by a gas canister and a reverse-osmosis filter through which drinking water is piped into an enormous clay pot called a matka.
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A joint venture between Abengoa and PowerChina have been awarded the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract to build the 200 million gallon per day (mgpd) facility in Taweelah, using reverse osmosis (RO) technology to desalinate water, the official said.
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Many of the performers I spoke to told me they had been shaving or waxing for years before getting into the industry due to a general sense, gleaned through cultural osmosis, that their pubic hair was weird, gross, or unnatural.
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The WaterO is a tabletop device roughly the size of a bread maker that utilizes reverse osmosis, a higher and more exacting technology than the carbon filters found on your everyday, run-of-the-mill pitchers from the likes of Brita or PUR.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Exxon Mobil and Georgia Tech researchers published findings of a breakthrough in the journal Science on Thursday, saying they had devised a way to slash carbon emissions from chemicals manufacturing by using reverse osmosis instead of heat to separate molecules.
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In March, the Iowa Office of the Attorney General filed a lawsuit against Colorado-based companies Osmosis Skincare LLC and Harmonized Water LLC, both owned and founded by Benjamin Taylor Johnson, MD, for doing just that with the Harmonized H2O UV Neutralizer.
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There are certain idiotic traditions you absorb by osmosis when you grow up in a college football town like I did, and many of those traditions center around drinking alcohol in a grassy field that doubles as a parking lot on gameday.
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If it looks like a Studio Ghibli film, it's simply by osmosis — I admire their films, and my sensitivity to nature is very big and my deep faith in human beings is very big, and in that sense we resemble each other.
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Dating from the 1960s, it is today is "virtually automated", with only periodic inspections needed, according to WSC spokesman Stephen Zerafa To supply the local population, WSC relies on groundwater sources as well as reverse osmosis plants, which turn seawater into drinkable water.
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"I can only speak for myself: My wife makes me a better person in life and in my work," Pfeiffer tells CNBC Make It. "I like to think we learned by osmosis from being [around Barack and Michelle] for so many years."
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McCartney's music, with The Beatles and otherwise, is so pervasive, so reclaimed through the pop cultural osmosis of supermarket aisles and high school dances, car commercials and dive bar cover bands, it's foolish, if not impossible, to qualify outside of personal contexts.
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If you didn't dig and if you weren't that kind of obsessive reader — if you just relied on pop culture osmosis — you'd have a general idea that there was something unsavory in his past, but that was all a long time ago.
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It is that yearning impulse to be in the artist's presence, to be near "for just a few moments" to see if any of her strength might rub off by osmosis, that drives the exhibit—and, I would argue, a new generation of O'Keeffe fanaticism.
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"If they install at least 100 other reverse osmosis plants for the nearly 400 big and small villages in the coastal belt of Sindh, our drinking water problem would be resolved," said 27-year old Ayaz Lashari, one of the organisers of the march.
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According to Dr. Berman, these ideas can be brought on in part due to misunderstandings of one's anatomy and sensation, ignorant jokes or digs from partners, or general social osmosis of the idea, oft repeated and disproven, that frequent sex can irreparably stretch a vagina.
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Alkaline water, gluten-free water, Smartwater, GMO-free water, bottled rainwater, crystal-infused water, reverse-osmosis water, water from mountain glaciers, water in 24-karat solid gold bottles—you can get any type of water you like these days, as long as it's overpriced.
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What you might be able to do is ask that they come and watch it on their tablet in the living room while you watch the UFC's card or pop that old Tyson tape in and hope some quality fighting osmosis into their brain.
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"My friends would talk to me about the show, and often they said, 'David, there's a narrative in this — you never articulate it, but we get it by osmosis from the music and what we're seeing from the band and the choreography,' " he said.
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While those sick at home with COVID-19 should sleep alone, be the only person in the home to use a bathroom, if possible, and not leave the house, said Rishi Desai, chief medical officer at Osmosis, a doctor battling COVID-19's spread.
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This departure from ordinary photography toward an idiosyncratic format specifically reserved for police photos therefore transferred the original "stigma of criminality from the rogues' gallery" into the new image format, endowing the mugshot with the power to "brand" individuals as criminals through a "semantic osmosis," Delgado concludes.
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Herb Alpert's music, in the wild, is similarly inescapable: I have no statistics to back this up, but I would wager that roughly 99 percent of the world's population has, at some point, heard "Spanish Flea," if not directly, than through some kind of cultural osmosis.
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No doubt it would boost Putin's prestige, but a real alliance could also trigger an osmosis of capitalism and democratic values that might bring Russia the real change that had been hoped for after the collapse of the Soviet Union more than a quarter century ago.
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The challenge for traditional media companies investing in startups beyond the realm of media is that even if wildly successful, those investments neither give them a distinct advantage in media itself nor make their business model like that of a tech company by way of osmosis.
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"The choice of Reverse Osmosis sea water desalination technology will play a critical part in significantly reducing water production costs, contributing to our goals to build a more sustainable and efficient water and energy sector in the UAE," Othman Al Ali, chief executive of EWEC told reporters.
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So when you say that the drums are on top in your music, that's it's the same in hip-hop, is that a conscious reaction that you've had where you intentionally overlay thing to keep in line with the contemporary, or is it something that just happens by osmosis?
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The cartoons we watch as children follow us into both adolescence and adulthood like benign giants of an inner landscape, and they do so because they arrive at a point in our lives where our capacity for innocence is matched only by that of the possibility of osmosis.
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Around there, country music is something you pick up by osmosis, because you hear it in the mall, you see it at the livestock show and rodeo, and you blast it out of your car when you drive down a little dirt road at night under the stars.
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I was relatively comforted to discover that the show, which I'd absorbed exclusively via osmosis through Nick at Nite, remained largely the same, with the new iteration casting Danny Tanner's cute kids—sans Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen—as the responsible adults in charge of children of their own.
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"He's also as popular as Pepe in China," Instead of the nonlinear multiplatform osmosis that memes in the West go through, China's meme cycles tend to flow in a more peer-to-peer way, largely in the form of ironic reaction images, called "biaoqing" (表情), or facial expressions.
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In fact, I've met graduates of supposedly "lesser" schools who, because they felt it incumbent on them to maximize that experience, got more out of their higher education than an elite-school student who felt that he or she could just coast through, absorbing the glory of it all by osmosis.
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And the influence seems to have passed, by art world osmosis — many artists were networked through working on W.P.A. mural projects at the time — to artists like the Chicago-based Charles White, who applied a version of Orozco's brand of muscular expressionism to his own epical paintings of African-American life.
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We spent a lot of time together, and he kind of indoctrinated me into that world, and I absorbed it by osmosis...He was totally down because he got the joke … He was my barometer, he was my true north in terms of 'Have I captured the feeling of the pageant world?
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Establishments of the night-time industry have been hungrily importing cultures from around the world into our streets, creating an understanding of the 'other' that may not seem as obvious in the post-Brexit era but has shaped us by osmosis into part of what makes London so special - a truly international city.
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MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS The question hovering over this Kenneth Branagh-directed adaptation of Agatha Christie's classic murder mystery is whether it will change the ending, which at this point is known to anyone who's read the book, seen Sidney Lumet's all-star 1974 movie version or just absorbed it through cultural osmosis.
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MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS The question hovering over this Kenneth Branagh-directed adaptation of Agatha Christie's classic murder mystery is whether it will change the ending, which at this point is known to anyone who's read the book, seen Sidney Lumet's all-star 23 movie version or just absorbed it through cultural osmosis.
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Alicia Keys revealed her secrets for glowing skin in a 10-minute YouTube video called "Get Unready With Me."The 38-year-old musician kicked off her skin-care regimen by washing her face with the Deep Clean Detox Cleanser from Osmosis Beauty, which is available for $21 on Amazon at the time of writing.
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And then over a period of time, as the audience developed and I had a conversation with them with comments and everything else, I suddenly started to realize, this is not just me building layers, it's like my team, which is my readers, actually having me think better about things which I should be thinking about through osmosis and conversation.
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That, or I've been tricked, and "Love Like Waves" follows in the hallowed footsteps of other pop songs that shouldn't be good but are; most likely through first-day-of-summer osmosis by repeated forced listens (AKA like literally 75 percent of songs on the radio you catch yourself singing in moments of pensive reflection?!), but also equally, because it ticks all the boxes.
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But actually, no, our brains have always been driven by fear to some extent, according to Dean Burnett, a neuroscientist and the author of Idiot Brain: What Your Head Is Really Up To. The book, which was released in the United States last week, is an Osmosis Jones–style tour through the human brain: Here, on the left, the reason why your brain triggers motion sickness on a boat.
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She wrote about the lab-manufactured yeasts that allow growers to tweak their grapes' naturally occurring flavors, the enzymes that shape aroma and texture, the powdered tannins that enhance mouthfeel, the colorants that deepen hues, the filtration and fining processes that remove particulate matter, the sulfites that aid in preservation, the micro-oxygenation machines that smooth tannins—or, according to Feiring, "turn wine into baby food"—the reverse-osmosis machines that she called "torture chambers" for wine.
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