"They have what appears to be the basic ingredients for nuclear-equipped missiles," Mr. Clapper said Thursday.
The neon-tinted fluid that comes in grape and other child-friendly flavors contains electrolytes such as sodium, potassium and glucose, which happen to be the basic ingredients in most sports drinks.
These might be the basic ingredients – where you go with it is up to you… Try writing different sorts of poems – poems that rhyme (poems don't have to rhyme), poems with very long lines or in tall narrow columns; try writing in traditional forms with rhyme schemes, or poems that are shaped to match their content (concrete poetry).
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".
Plucked from a shantytown near the East River, he is dropped into a pack of yammering upper-crust nitwits who were the basic ingredient of screwball comedy.
Molasses is the basic ingredient in MSG, but late last month, the Indonesian Council of Ulemas, an organization of Muslim clerics, said Ajinomoto had replaced a protein derived from cows used in the production process with another that comes from pork fat.
The horseradish root that is the basic ingredient of many Gold products comes from the Midwest and is stored on pallets in a huge walk-in refrigerator -- 150 long, 30 feet wide and 20 feet high -- kept at 36 degrees.
The pasta-making machinery will be imported from Italy, and Barilla will mill its own semolina, the wheat product that is the basic ingredient of pasta, using blends of North American wheat similar to those used in Italy.
A California company has unveiled a radical new way to make the silicon wafers that are the basic ingredient of most solar cells, cutting silicon consumption by 90 percent and eliminating the need to use glass and heavy backing to keep the cells rigid.
