Sentence examples for dressing samples from inspiring English sources
The sensory properties (sourness, pepper, oily, fatty/creamy and garlic) of nine Ranch salad dressing samples varying in fat and garlic flavor according to a 32 factorial design were evaluated by time-intensity profiling (TIP).
STATIS analysis revealed the existence of a common sensory structure during the early and central portions of the time-intensity evaluations (from 6 to 50 s), i.e., the respective positions of the salad dressing samples changed very little during that time period.
The microbial adherence ability was investigated in six multiwell plates in which sterile textile dressing samples of 1 cm2 with and without nanoparticles coating have been placed.
The optimized textile dressing samples coated with functionalized magnetite nanoparticles proved to be more resistant to C. albicans colonization, as compared to the uncoated ones.
The SEM examination of the uncoated textile dressing samples (Figure 4) revealed an extensive biofilm formation with abundant yeast cells, frequently forming aggregates (Figure 2).
The optimized textile dressing samples proved to be more resistant to staphylococcal and pseudomonal colonization and biofilm formation compared to the uncoated controls.
The only openings at Vogue and ELLE involve the messengered packages containing dress samples, and the only people leaving are going out feet first in those same garment bags.
Velvet boleros, satin torero costumes, magnificent capes and mantelets, cashmere stoles, lace mantillas, dresses, samples of embroidery and trimming, all these lavish items figure in profusion in this collection assembled by the great master of couture and generously donated to the museum by his family.
And -- though I have no more design experience than any other New Yorker with an anthropology degree -- cutting pink leather swatches for a dress sample.
In the cross-section from Rebecca's red dress (sample 40/08), bright yellow ball-shaped particles of orpiment can be noticed in a thin orangey brown underpaint or undermodeling (layer 2) (Fig. 5).
Dr Toby Jenkins, reader in biophysical chemistry at Bath, leading the project, said "it could really help to save lives". The team has been awarded almost £1m by the Medical Research Council to test the responsiveness of the prototype dressing to samples taken from the wounds of burns victims.
