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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a plate that will" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a plate that has a specific function or capability.
Example: "I need to find a plate that will keep my food warm for longer periods."
Alternatives: "a plate designed to" or "a plate intended to".
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Top with a plate that will fit snugly in bowl.
4. Find a plate that will just fit in bowl, and press it down on top of pudding.
On a plate that will fit inside your steamer basket, make a bed of the remaining ginger and onion.
State officials are now hard at work on a plate that will look more like the Nebraska Sower, and thus less like a dude gently and carefully cradling his massive testicles.
If you don't have a lid, try to find a plate that will cover the top of the bowl.
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Have ready a large plate that will completely cover the top of the tarte tatin.
Mr. Rauschenberg struts barefoot through the workshop; Ms. Smith sits atop a giant copper plate that will become a print titled "Sueño".
3. Place fish on rimmed heat-proof plate that will fit in a steamer.
"I am putting out one plate that will serve three or four people, and that's perfect," he said.
Second, the axial regionalization of the neural plate that will result in the specification of neurons with different anteroposterior identities.
This centre secretes fibroblast growth factor 8 (Fgf8) and other growth factors, and is essential for defining the regions of the neural plate that will become the posterior midbrain and the cerebellum.
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