- drink-mixer". US 2350534,
Rosinger A, "Magnetic
Stirrer",
issued 6 June 1944 "Evolution of
Biological Shakers and
Stirrers". Lab Manager. "Stir Bars". University...
-
Stirrer may
refer to: Agitator, a
general type of
mechanical device Magnetic stirrer, a
laboratory device Stirring rod, a
simple laboratory tool Stir stick...
- harmony. That
innovation led The Soul
Stirrers,
while still called a quartet, to
acquire five members. The Soul
Stirrers made
other important changes in those...
-
gospel tenor R. H.
Harris as lead
singer of his
gospel group The Soul
Stirrers, who had
signed with
Specialty Records on
behalf of the group.
Their first...
-
specializing in
rotary evaporation, shakers,
overhead stirrers,
peristaltic pumps and
magnetic hotplate stirrers. The
organization is
headquartered in Schwabach...
- "Senior"
Crain or S.R. Crain)
group the Soul
Stirrers, who had
moved to Houston. At the time the Soul
Stirrers were a
jubilee group,
singing poppy, up-tempo...
- said: "These are not the
proportions of a
classical column but of a
coffee stirrer." The
construction of 111 West 57th
Street also
garnered some criticism...
- he was
spotted by the Soul
Stirrers who also sang
during that show. A few w****s
later he was
asked join the Soul
Stirrers,
which traditionally had been...
-
became desired.
Champagne stirrers are
today particularly ****ociated with the
ostentation of the
Roaring 20s, and
stirrers from this
period especially...
- ) The Soul
Stirrers introduced R.H. Harris, Sam Cooke, and
Johnnie Taylor.
Sensational Nightingales, Swan Silvertones, the Soul
Stirrers, The
Blind Boys...
