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It's an elegant book with a perfect ratio of reportage, biography and criticism.
Mike carves the roasts; the meat, which is mild and sweet, has a perfect ratio of deeply browned, smoky crust to pink interior.
One such standout is Savoy, in SoHo, where the grass-fed burger has achieved a perfect ratio of bun (fluffy brioche, lightly charred) to patty (as plump and compact as a fist).
But when the asphalt affords it, the manual transmission's third gear is a perfect ratio for dipping into the car's nice, wide power band.
The lattice constants of ZnO are a = 3.2539 Å and c = 5.2098 Å with a perfect ratio of c/a close to 1.633.
For our tastes, one teaspoon of kosher or coarse sea salt to every pound of meat is a perfect ratio, but if you're adding other salty components, reduce the amount of salt you use".
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I measure a thumbnail of water above the rice in a pan for the perfect ratio.
He pitched six and two-thirds innings and threw 104 pitches, 66 for strikes, giving him a decent though not perfect ratio of strikes to balls.
It's a movie where science is front and center, and where scientists -- including, for what it's worth, a refreshing (though not perfect) ratio of women and people of color -- are real and scared and incredibly brave.
There is an art to the perfect ratio of wasabi to soy sauce.
Across the street at the Little Wisco counter, representing the restaurants Joseph Leonard, Fedora and Jeffrey's Grocery, goofy improvisations include featherweight falafels with molten Cheddar hearts ($8) and sriracha-doused chicken meatballs on a potato pancake with the perfect ratio of spring and sponge ($10).
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