flo was the woman character who did the progressive commercials.
who is the woman character who does the progressive commercials?
flo
while bia separations was the first to commercially market polymeric monoliths, merck kgaa was the first company to market silica monoliths. in 1996, tanaka and coworkers at the kyoto institute of technology published extensive work on silica monolith technologies. merck was later issued a license from kyoto institute of technology to develop and produce the silica monoliths. promptly thereafter, in 2001, merck introduced its chromolith line of monolithic hplc columns at analytical instrumentation trade show pittcon. initially, says karin cabrera, senior scientist at merck, the high flow rate was the selling point for the chromolith line. based on customer feedback, though, merck soon learned that the columns were more stable and longer-lived than particle-packed columns. the columns were the recipients of various new product awards. difficulties in production of the silica monoliths and tight patent protection have precluded attempts by other companies at developing a similar product. it has been noted that there are more patents concerning how to encapsulate the silica rod than there are on the manufacture of the silica itself.
monolithic hplc column
her writing style and idiom, as also her choice of subjects, has attracted some amount of criticism. it has been said that she uses too much profanity in her writings, often gratuitously, and that her style of writing is "unliterary." she has also been accused of being obsessed with sex, the redeeming feature being that descriptions of sex in her works are always from the perspective of a woman character, and no work of fiction ever produced by her has failed to feature at least one intensely sexualized woman character. a selection of her major works are published in "sobti eka sohabata". her publications have been translated to multiple indian and foreign languages such as swedish, russian and english.
krishna sobti