Sentence examples for a tallow from inspiring English sources
In 1800, it took more than six hours of work to pay for it from a tallow candle.
The son of a maltster, Chubb was apprenticed to a glovemaker and later worked for a tallow chandler.
Benjamin Franklin, for instance, was the son of a tallow chandler (or candle-maker), and even Thomas Jefferson, one of the richest among them, would still not have been considered an aristocrat by any of his contemporaries.
The objective was to test whether the induction of elevated blood nonesterified fatty acids (NEFA) by i.v. infusion of a tallow emulsion altered glucose tolerance and responsiveness to insulin in Holstein cows.
The open auction starts with a horseshoe nail driven through a tallow candle an inch below the wick and lit in the parish hall.
Organoclays modified with a single tallow tail ammonium prevailed over those modified with a double tallow tail ammonium in intercalation and exfoliation of silicate layers.
Biologist William Platt of Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, agrees that the results herald a Chinese tallow takeover.
A soft tallow insert at its base allowed the nature of the sea bed to be determined, further aiding position finding.
In part of the April 18 , 2016email string with the EPA, a Monsanto executive confirmed the widespread use of POEA in its products, telling the EPA "the surfactant system used almost exclusively in Roundup agricultural herbicide formulations globally throughout these two decades (the 1980s and 1990s) contained a polyethoxylated tallow amine surfactant…".
Since the mid-90s, Australian banknotes have contained a substance known as tallow: a rendered form of animal fat that's typically derived from beef or mutton.
The best known glyphosate containing herbicides, the Roundup product line, often contain as a surfactant polyethoxylated tallow amine (POEA), a complex mixture of di-ethoxylates of tallow amines characterized by their oxide/tallow amine ratio, that is significantly more toxic than glyphosate [24].
