Sentence examples for called ingredients from inspiring English sources

The Westin Diplomat Resort & Spa in Hollywood, Fla., is one of several properties in the chain that have added restaurants called Ingredients — subtitled Some Assembly Required — in their lobbies, with ready-made breakfast items, sandwiches and salads.

As shown in Fig. 2, cellPACK framework defines a desired volume and stochastically packs it with objects, called ingredients, according to a recipe.

This approach can be divided into 2 categories: the first uses detailed, bottom-up, step-down analyses of accounting to distribute shared costs across the activities considered (also called ingredients approach).

All these small voices, as Mr. Sultano calls ingredients like these, add to the impact of his cuisine.

British newspapers routinely call ingredients from genetically altered plants "Frankenfood," and pollsters say just 1percentt of Britons think that genetically modifying plants has any value at all.

Instead, the subscription service consists of recipe cards and what SimplyCook calls "ingredients kits," which are herbs, spices, sauces and other extras needed to cook each meal.

Dummett distinguishes senses from what he calls ingredient senses.

Cone and colleagues wrote, "Although excipients are often called 'inactive ingredients' and are widely considered to be benign, these ingredients do have activities and toxicities".

It has been long known that the adjuvants (commonly and misleadingly called "inert" ingredients) may be toxic and may enhance or supplement the toxic effects of the active pesticidal ingredient.

He called out ingredients.

I was there undercover, to attend an annual trade show called Food Ingredients.