Like caviar or escargot, it fiddles with that old schism between appearance and flavor — in simpler terms, it's a gross-out food that happens to taste pretty good.
I wonder whether it might be possible to explain the connection between metabolic robustness and elaboration in simpler terms and/or in greater detail, perhaps using some diagrams to facilitate understanding.
In addition, 26% reported that study groups helped them to clarify information and get an explanation in simpler terms (e.g., through the use of tables and diagrams to summarize difficult concepts; Figure 7: A2).
Minnite framed Ortega and Mason's cases in simpler terms, questioning the point of tough prosecutions for two women who claimed they made a mistake and didn't influence the outcome of an election.
They spend the majority of their income on food and, in simple terms, higher prices mean less food, or less nutritious food.
And I think it's something, that if spun the right way and in simple terms, can actually resonate with the American people.
Written from the perspective of population genetics, and in simple terms, the book traces human origins back to their source among our earliest human ancestors, and explains many of the most intriguing questions that genome scientists are currently working to answer.
Why? Plastics repel water and are made of fat — and in simple terms, that's what many pollutants are attracted to.
(4) A strong unified message campaign for 2010 that challenges Republicans and in simple terms tells Arizonans what Democrats would do differently.
And, in simple terms, our families are having an extremely difficult time saving anything, and if they do, we punish them...
And in simple terms, the algorithm is able to extract the proteins that are functionally associated with the query proteins (i.e., form functional modules with them).
