Sentence examples for common dips from inspiring English sources

Common dips to add with hummus include tzatziki, beetroot dip and eggplant dip.

Some common dips are: Mayonnaise (try mixing with a little bit of balsamic vinegar or soy sauce).

We choose the 13th month before displacement because this is before the common dip in the months leading up to displacement that was first established by Jacobsen et al. (1993).

A particularly surprising observation was that spacer length 6 and the region from 11 13 had the lowest frequencies across both dicots, whereas spacer length 12 was present as a common dip between monocots.

Top left panel (b) shows contour plot of number of bootstrapped solutions with specific values of moment and dip (with bins of 400 × 1026 dyne.cm and 2°) for most common range of dip values.

If it allowed the bank's tangible common equity to dip below 3percentthathat would give Wells a bigger buffer.

"My Home III" and "My Home IV" from 2000 and 2001, which have an image of a village church in common, use cheesecloth dipped in paint to conflate the white-on-white of modernism with snowy calendar art.

All GSLs share a common hydrophobic backbone dipped in the membrane that is, ceramide (Cer) that consists of a fatty acid chain linked to the sphingosine base.

Among both sexes the prevalence of FD was more common in the DIP joints than in the PIP joints.

Although Vinogradova admits the tradition of ice-hole dipping is common throughout the Nordic region, Scandinavia and also Russia, it's the first time she has ever experienced it.

By the end of the decade, it was common wisdom that every dip in share prices was merely an opportunity to buy.Others have taken the notion to wacky extremes.