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Wait. They have also known for a thousand years how to get that ethanol out of the formerly sugary liquid and into a more or less pure form.

The pure form of the building is unobstructed by service entrances and plants which are contained in a below ground undercroft.

Despite her incredible ignorance, her mind was still sharp, and filled with a pure form of curiosity.

A crude hormone of the corpus luteum from which progesterone can BE isolated in pure form. No longer in scientific use.

Impressionism stripped painting back to its roots, restoring the emphasis on pure form and pure colour.

The world economy may be conceived of as following one of three models, none of which has ever existed in pure form.

A pure metal which serves as the basis for steel, cast iron, stainless steel, etc. ; relatively weak and soft when in pure form.

While metals comprise about three-fourths of the elements that we use, few find service in their pure form.

This action makes him betray the pure form of moral law and compromise his desire.

As part of a drug development program, S-equol was synthesized in pure form.

To the strains were pure form of observation and description.

These proteins are easily isolated from milk and can be administered in pure form by injection.

This is a sad thing, but it's actually a happy thing in a way, because you can remember them in their pure form.

Is there any such thing as a pure form that's the perfect essence of the particular?

Many voters agree strongly with each of the original propositions in their pure form.

The science of ecology in its pure form studies the relationships of organisms with their environment.

And, although there is plenty of oxygen, pure-form hydrogen is quite rare.

Rarely do metals occur in nature in a pure form by themselves.

They have isolated the bacterium In its pure form.

Aspirin is made chemically now in pure form , but the original source was willow bark .

U. S. sales of biodiesel fuels, blended or used in pure form, totaled 459 million gallons (1. 7 million kiloliters) for 2009.

The so-called "pure form itself is a kind of abstract form adornment. "

It can open a door only to the one willing to experience pure and delicate joy in its pure form.

Carbon dioxide in pure form can asphyxiate because it is heavier than air.

I don't have very many shots of people, because they kind of get in the way of studying pure form.

Praise is a Class A drug and we crave more and get upset when we don't get any in sufficiently pure form.

only the standard variety is the pure form of a language

Put the tree with the corresponding table called generalized pure form, which limits the list of ingredients sharing and recursive;

Study on Optimizing Proportion of the Industrial Honeycomb Briquette with Symmetry-Pure Form Design

for their preparation of enzymes and virus proteins in a pure form