The on-pump technique puts pressure on these organs, but the new technique avoids it.
Dr. Clarke says he found that about one-third of his patients with heartburn didn't get better on proton-pump inhibitors, or have evidence of acid reflux, but in virtually every case, they had severe stress in their lives.
The more that China's economy relies on the private sector and the less on pump-priming by the state, the faster it is likely to grow.
This is an application, so most of what today's filing tells us is certainly not set in stone, but new ideas include a "kinetic energy gathering component" within the band -- like the trickle charge feature found on watches -- to pump energy back into the device.
While this constraint weighs most heavily on cash strapped start-ups, even a behemoth like Microsoft sells through distributors and Heinz relies on Kroger to pump out its best-selling ketchup.
Work out any kinks with a massage at the on-site spa, or pump some iron in the workout facilities in the main health club.
Personnel at Alyeska Pump Station 1 discovered oil leaking into the station's booster-pump building on Saturday morning at 8:15, according to Michelle Egan, a spokeswoman for Alyeska.
Wave it near a reader, whether on a gas pump or in the fast-food line, and if you have enough credit on the card it's linked to the payment takes only seconds.
Also, some Brazilian states (3 of 27) charge a lower VAT (Value Added Tax) on hydrous ethanol sold to Flex-Fuel cars compared to VAT imposed on gasoline at the pump.
He added that sewerage upgrades carried out at pumping stations in 2001 were operating at peak capacity during the storm and that a stand-by pump had also been switched on.
Air is injected into the bubble rows by a squeaky pneumatic pump, then the sheets are heat-sealed on one edge.
He has also worked on wave-powered dynamo which he claimed could produce enough energy to pump and collect water for hydroelectric turbine.
Casey's buys its gas in the spot market, but sometimes it can't recover a price hike immediately at the pump, since some of the competition is buying on long-term contracts and can afford to respond more gradually.
Moreover, by focusing on one type of drug--the enzyme--Price thinks BioMarin can pump out one drug a year.
Penny stock scams rank right up there with ponzi schemes in the classic financial scams played on naive investors, but the advent of the Internet has raised the pump-and-dump problem to a new level.
Those who blamed Big Oil for price-gouging at the pump should now look at what Big Food is responsible for doing on the supermarket shelf.
Were the industry to think things through and conduct its due diligence on this treaty, it would also be self-evident that LOST will impose severe costs on American oil companies, leaving the consumer stranded at the pump with even higher gasoline prices, after having been led to believe that salvation lies beneath the polar ice.
There were pump and spritz sprays on the tables in the poodle grooming area, but none of the heavy-duty aerosol hairspray cans that are a no-no.
Mirroring its peers, Wells REIT depends on an army of salesfolk--39 affiliated brokers and 3, 000 independent reps--whom Wells' executives pump up at annual conferences.
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