Sentence examples for combinations of fish from inspiring English sources

The food is not particularly exotic: Mediterranean-style combinations of fish with Greek-style potatoes, for instance, or sweet-and-sour chicken with rice.

And from such early innovations have come dozens more: makizushi (sushi rolls) with fish wrapped around the outside; fat maki with multiple combinations of fish (in which none can be adequately appreciated); rolls pairing fish and tropical fruit; sushi drizzled with flavoured sauces.

The locus of the various combinations of fish and coconuts that he can produce from devoting different amounts of time to each activity is known as the production possibilities set.

Then the production possibilities set will consist of all combinations of fish, F, and coconuts, C, such that F=4L_f \, C=8L_c \, L_f + L_c=12 \, Solve the first two equations and substitute in the third to get, F/4 + C/8=12 \, This equation represents Crusoe's PPF.

The authors discuss the need to investigate potential combinations of DHA with antioxidants in AD patients, given apparent benefits with combinations of fish oil and lutein or lipoate in small trials and with antioxidants in the Souvenaid trial.

We also examined the consequences of the joint presence of any two by two combinations of the nine components of the Mediterranean diet score, excluding combinations of fish and seafood with the rest of the components because of the unexpected (probably owing to chance) positive association of this food group with mortality.

He added, "in this way it seems we could evolve an endless variety of monsters -- combinations of fishes, birds and reptiles, limited only by our own boredom and disgust".

A third study compared glucosamine alone and glucosamine plus a combination of fish oil and other ω-3 oils, where the combined group gave significantly better results [ 33].

Trying to duplicate the real bouillabaisse is an exercise in frustration, as the traditional combination of fish is not found in American waters.

The potent combination of fish and bleach hit me as I walked into the inner section of Tokyo's Tsukiji Market just after 11 a.m.

One dry lacquer crest, which survives without its helmet, takes in the shape of a hybrid creature, a nightmare combination of fish, snake and bird of prey.