Sentence examples for coffee contents from inspiring English sources

Coffee contents vary based upon the person making it and the type of coffee, with some coffee shops having nearly two or three times the amount of caffeine in an 8-ounce cup as compared to a home-brewed, drip coffee.

(Since the coffee content in the most common cup size in this population is 125 mL, these coffee intake categories approximately correspond to less than 3 cups, 3 to 6.5 cups, and more than 6.5 cups per day, respectively).

The roasting temperature remarkably affects the carbon dioxide coffee content, in particular roasting at 200 °C produces about 3 mL CO2/g coffee STP while roasting at 230 °C produces about 9 mL CO2/g coffee STP. 12 As seen in Figure  6, the foam volume was found to increase linearly with roasting degree for both coffee species.

A significant amount of blood was seen in the patient's mouth on intubation, and suctioning through a nasogastric tube yielded '200 mL of coffee ground contents.' An extensive workup was done in an attempt to discern the etiology of his hemorrhagic lung disease.

GreenCup Coffee Not content with just selling their fair trade coffee to consumers and business around the UK, GreenCup also collects the used grounds and turns them into fertiliser for gardens.

Also, if you are throwing a party, consider using the coffee or can contents in your meal plan.

Those who express this surprise are almost invariably non-readers themselves, who prefer coffee table to content.

And then I was in London for a couple of days last year, so I hit him up on email and we had coffee," Matt Mason, chief content officer at BitTorrent, tells the Guardian.

This study sought to assess the value of Sentinel-2 MSI spectral bands and vegetation indices in empirical estimation of coffee foliar N content at landscape level.

An adaptive-network-based fuzzy inference system based on color image analysis was used to estimate coffee bean moisture content during roasting in a spouted bed.

That's a lot of bags whose contents – used coffee grounds – overwhelmingly end up in landfills and incinerators.