atomise

It's an endless task trying to atomise it.

They are there to be sure to atomise the concurrence which is too weak to afford an army of lawyers. Patents are the legal version of the nuclear bomb.

Stick them in cheap compost indoors and keep moist with an atomiser spray until they germinate. Wait until they are about 3 inches high, then cut out with a spoon and wham in any old plant pot.

London is a particularly atomised place of course, back home I think I would have got a very different response.

At its most basic, an ecig is made of two devices: a battery and an atomiser. The heating element in the atomiser, a coil of resistance wire wrapped around some sort of wick, is consumable.

With direct injection the fuel is aimed at specifically shaped depressions in the piston crowns which causes vortices between the atomised fuel and air improving the mix for a cleaner burn.

Hey we don't know how to do those cryptics admin stuff on the command-line let buy services instead and atomise our monthly costs ... I don't even talk about tons of open source solutions that would reduce even more the costs.

The cocktail is designed to protect the solution in storage and transport, make it easy to mix into batches for spraying, atomise cleanly when sprayed, but then cling to whatever it is sprayed on, then get absorbed into the plant quickly. It is those chemicals which cause wet membrane irritation, chemical burns, skin irritation and inflammation, etc.

The second is the continuing trend - in both private industry and government - to atomise organisations by outsourcing important work. The immediate, formal needs of the organisation will be met by the contractual requirements but informal communications and long term development of people and institutional knowledge aren't paid for and won't happen.

Atomised. coop are a worker's co-operative too and a startup.