Definitions
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- verb To undergo (or cause to undergo)
resuspension
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- verb put back into suspension
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Examples
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One problem with that: "Any storm event tends to resuspend them."
Oil Commission Baffled By Lowball Estimates; Suspects They Slowed Response Dan Froomkin 2010
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One problem with that: "Any storm event tends to resuspend them."
Oil Commission Baffled By Lowball Estimates; Suspects They Slowed Response The Huffington Post News Team 2010
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One problem with that: "Any storm event tends to resuspend them."
Oil Commission Baffled By Lowball Estimates; Suspects They Slowed Response Dan Froomkin 2010
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McCain should resuspend is campaign again since the bill didnt pass.
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Adding water, therefore, could resuspend HIV and increase its infectivity, the Times reports.
Archive 2007-08-01 Ron Buckmire 2007
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Adding water, therefore, could resuspend HIV and increase its infectivity, the Times reports.
More Reports and Research On Uncircumsized Men and HIV Ron Buckmire 2007
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Roughing filters are less sensitive to operational interruptions, although careful restarting of filtration should be observed in order not to resuspend the solids accumulated in the filler.
1. Historical development and experience with water treatment 1996
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Water sampling from these tubes should be carried out carefully in order not to resuspend the deposits around the sampling point which would otherwise lead to inaccurate results.
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Other sampling points in the filter bed should be installed only in large pilot units where sampling must be conducted with great care in order not to resuspend the solids accumulated in the filter bed.
Chapter 8 1996
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Now remove your needle from its loop, and draw it from eye to point along one of the ends of the magnet; resuspend it, and repeat your former experiment.
Fragments of science, V. 1-2 John Tyndall 1856
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