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No reason to stand around when plasma was going off.
What some consider blood money has become the plasma for others.
Before we get into how it works, let's talk about plasma.
The plasma gun is in place, with its line out.
Together they would control 35 percent of the world market for blood plasma products.
So some people like to consider fire an example of plasma.
In about three minutes, the plasma would be ready to use and could stay fresh for around four hours.
In a plasma exchange, blood is taken out of your body.
The word "plasma" may get used for other things too.
It's the plasma that does this, which is your last one.
Plasma is the most common state of matter in the universe.
About plasma physics she knew at least enough to ask questions, but not much more.
In school, students often learn about the first three, and plasma is only mentioned.
In some of these subjects plasma values were not available.
The plasma cloud hit them less than an hour later.
When they did, the plasma gave off flashes of light.
This amount of plasma is not easily kept at home.
The doctor had given her a plasma drink, as well.
Plasmas may also play a central role in meeting future energy needs.
I try to find the time to watch my plasma."
"It makes sense that plasma companies should speak out," he said.
He heard, felt, and saw plasma bolts all about him.
At least nobody had tried to blow anyone else to plasma.
The plasma began to part, revealing a star or two.
The thing that had been born in the plasma did not die.
There are a couple of other small American companies working on plasma screens.
As technology has been made better, Plasma screens have a much longer life and you should expect 30,000 hours of use.
He faced the plasma screen hanging on the left wall.
So, you're home on the couch in front of your new plasma screen with a few hours to kill.
On this set are plasma screens depicting the same young woman.
There are plasma screens and monitors throughout the office areas.
Now we have high definition Plasma screens up to 150 inches in size.
In front of him and on the giant plasma screen, his other self walked to the right.
Artemis watched it all on the control room's plasma screen.
I got up from my chair, sat on the coffee table, and leaned toward the big plasma screen.
Plasma screens use a technology that is difficult and costly to manufacture.
Sales grew moderately until the big plasma screens caught on in 2000.
It is broadcast in around 96 British universities on plasma screens.
A typical plasma screen, for example, might have only 1365 x 768 pixels.
This room includes a 50-inch plasma screen television which can be used for teleconferencing.
If you look closely at a Plasma screen you will not see any lines.
Plasma screens are rated to last about 20,000 hours.
He looked at the plasma screen for confirmation of what he already knew.
It's usually located near the TV department, often behind a plasma screen.
The energy use is constantly monitored and displayed on plasma screens throughout the building.
There are several competitors to the plasma screen display.
Others were nearby in another building, where they watched the proceedings on giant plasma screens.
There is also footage played on several plasma screens.
Reuters I also features a plasma screen displaying live market prices and news.
On the plasma screen, out of the snow, a pale ascetic face began to form.
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