Lush terraced fields and clusters of date palms soften its austere location, while a part-restored keep, crowning the hill, hints at the region's fractious history.
Sprinkle each date or cluster of dates with pinches of ground cinnamon.
A squad of American infantrymen in light brown camouflage uniforms, with flak jackets and combat rifles, scoured the cluster of date palms between the palaces and the water.
There's not a thing wrong with Ms. Schwartz's firm, chewy date spongecake, soaked in toffee and topped with a gooey cluster of date and walnuts, with a dollop of caramel ice cream on the side for good measure.
We observed unexpected peaks and a clustering of date of fever onset.
"For me, those clusters of fresh dates are the ultimate farmers' market item," the chef says.
In addition, to ensure that our sampling effort was spatially and temporally unbiased, we checked for both spatial autocorrelation (see supporting information Methods Text S1, Table S1, Figure S3), and continuous distribution of sampling throughout the season, with no obvious clusters of sampling dates, or gaps in sampling effort.
Not all studies were able to support the Population Mixing Hypothesis (Law et al., 2003; Dockerty, 2009); however, given the lack of success in identifying other environmental causes of clusters to date, consideration of infectious agents for leukemia, and possibly for certain other cancer types, is warranted.
I will review our "Weighing the Giants" project to measure accurate individual weak lensing masses for the largest sample of clusters to date, and discuss its first cosmological applications for cluster count experiments as well as the baryonic mass fraction test.
He added a cluster of Medjool dates, explained the order in which the selections are best enjoyed, then moved on.
