Chief among these is arsenic, which is still the basic ingredient of a variety of weed and insect killers.
At the outset, one limited question can be affirmatively answered: Can a computable sequence of numbers, S = (a1, a2, a3, · · · ), serve as the basic ingredient of a probability theory by providing all of the necessary points in a probability space?
The most basic ingredient of a salmon cure is salt.
The fishing line forms the basic ingredient of an eruv, a symbolic enclosure within which Orthodox Jews are exempted from one of the stricter rules of the Sabbath: the ban on carrying anything in public.
"White lead should be the basic ingredient of all white paint and light tints," read a Sherwin-Williams madvertisementtinementhen the 1920s.
Instead of selling a complete test requiring F.D.A. approval, they sell the basic ingredients of a test to clinical laboratories.
The basic ingredients of a typical talk show are, obviously (1) the host and (2) his or her guests.
New ways to get seeds into the hands of farmers are needed, as well as broader investment in the basic ingredients of a farm economy: roads, credit and farmer education, among others.
Behind the scenes, however, there have been some active goings-on: if Mr Beilin's party is able to form Israel's next government, a document containing the basic ingredients of a final agreement will be at its disposal.
The brisk, highly charged pointing of a foot and leg; the exultant, bowlike arc of a body stretching as a dancer steps grandly off-balance; the rhythmic thrill of academic steps as they pronounce the music's beat: these are basic ingredients of a heady mix.
This, coupled with the market-based instruments, could be the basic ingredients of a clean revolution.Owen CylkeNational Environmental Policy InstituteWashington, DCBlair's world viewSIR – It is ironic that in comparing Tony Blair's premiership with Lord Palmerston's, Bagehot (October 6th) displays a patrician bias against Mr Blair's "getting above his station".
