The phrase "active culture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a culture that is dynamic, engaging, and continuously evolving, often in the context of organizations, communities, or social movements.
Example: "The company's commitment to innovation has fostered an active culture that encourages collaboration and creativity among employees."
Alternatives: "dynamic culture" or "vibrant culture".
Adding an active culture to butter-making moves the whole operation a few steps into the mystical zone.
Instead, pasteurized cream is inoculated with an active culture (like lactococcus lactis diacetylactis or cremoris) and allowed to ferment until flavor compounds, mainly diacetyl, develop.
But whatever the figure turned out to be, she said, "The infection is here and we have a huge burden," adding, "We are a very sexually active culture, contrary to what the politicians want to project".
It's this diversity that makes it so thrilling as a music city, along with its plentiful venues, diverse ethnic makeup, active culture organisation, SESC, concrete jungle image and competitive rivalry with Rio de Janeiro (as Emicida tells me: "São Paulo people think Rio people are lazy, Rio people think São Paulo people are workaholics").
After wetting, the bundles were stacked in layers of four followed by spawning with the active culture.
The initial variation in the VOC signal is due to inoculation of the reactor with an active culture, and the initial peak decays away due to the sparging process.
Masks made with turmeric[4], activated charcoal, yogurt with active cultures [5], vitamin E, and retinol/retinoids [6] should all have benefits.
This will be slightly soured cream with active cultures, and can be made into cultured butter without having to add any other ingredients.[12].[12]
Because cultured cells can undergo mutations, frozen stocks were maintained and active cultures were restarted from these stocks every 30 days.
It also lists four types of active cultures.
However, regular consumption of yogurt with active cultures may counter vaginal yeast infections in some women.
