The culprits were Ovaltine; a shredded wheat cereal called Shreddies; a malt drink called Horlicks; and Marmite, the curiously popular yeast byproduct that functions in England as a sandwich spread, snack or base for a soup (just add boiling water), and is sometimes known as tar-in-the-jar.
Specialists talk of violets and tar in the bouquet and of a slightly bitter-almond finish to the taste.
Day, R. H. & Shaw, D. G. Patterns in the abundance of pelagic plastic and tar in the north Pacific Ocean, 1976 1985.
In the same way, spicy foods affect the excess mucus and tar in the lungs, helping your body eliminate them more easily.
To experimentally validate transcription of the non-exonic TARs and to describe their transcriptional regulation, we constructed a new array (designated the re-array) using five independent 36-mer probes to represent each of the 44,385 non-TE gene models and 25,313 TARs in the japonica genome (see Materials and Methods).
In this work, we consider the dissolution and movement of tars in the subsurface, models used to predict these phenomena, and approaches used for remediation.
In the present study, we performed systematic searches and characterization for TARs in the rice genome, taking advantage of the parallel japonica and indica genome tiling data.
D. Due to the state's reputation for turpentine and tar production in the 18th and 19th centuries, which later led North Carolina troops to be labeled as "tar heels" when they "stuck like tar" during a Civil War battle and refused to retreat.
The team will collect samples of water and marine life at different depths and will look for oil, dispersants and tar balls in the water column.
And, they will slap a carbon tax on coal and tar sands in the not-too-distant future - and that will be a death blow".
