Sentence examples for diet space from inspiring English sources

Almost a million people subscribe to Ms. Lillien's free daily e-mail newsletter, putting her among the most influential figures in what digital marketers call "the diet space".

Both the real world and the diet space are increasingly populated by virtual cheerleaders like Ms. Lillien, with nicknames like Skinnygirl and The Bikini Chef, who strive to make weight loss sound like as much girly fun as the third round of mojitos at a bachelorette party.

The two morphs have a different diet, as reflected by Schoener's index (0.59) and a clustering into separate multi-dimensional diet space.

The relationship between the accessible region in diet space and the intakes selected by the dogs in the ESS phase of the experiment provides information about the macronutrient balance of the target diet.

The gut contents of adult thin- and thick-lipped fishes were markedly different, as implied by a significant interaction between the volume of prey type and morph (G 2 = 35.5, P < 0.001), a Schoener's niche overlap index of 0.59 [ 34] and assortative clustering of the two morphs in multi-dimensional diet space.

Stable isotope mixing models transform data from stable isotope δ-space to compositional diet p-space [11]; we build on previous work by applying geometric transformations to compositional diet proportions.

The atmospheric dynamics of these crops were studied in the Laboratory Biosphere adding to the database necessary for managing the mixed stands of crops essential for supplying a nutritionally adequate diet in space.

This recipe's for all of you emotionally and physically constipated young adults who, like all my ex-boyfriends, still subsist on a 12-year-old's diet of Space Raiders and Smokey Bacon Cheestrings.

In fruit fly colonies, large and genetically variable founder populations are collected and carefully maintained in laboratory environments that provide -according to the investigator's criteria- optimal quantities and qualities of diet and space so as to promote the highest possible levels of survival for all developmental stages.

T1D group had higher general diet and spacing carbohydrates scores than T2D group (p ≤ 0.01), while the specific diet scores were higher among T2D group (vs. T1D group, p = 0.05).

The success rate is slightly less than 50%, leading to phlegmatic jokes among astronomers about the "Great Galactic Ghoul"—an invisible, space-dwelling monster whose preferred diet is Martian space probes.