Sentence examples for dried pig from inspiring English sources
By the 1920's, opera masters began using layers of masks made of oiled paper or dried pig bladders, which they could peel one after another in the blink of an eye.
Newsweek: Reindeer lichen, black grouse, lingonberries, juniper branches, trout roe, dried pig's blood – these are a few of Magnus Nilsson's favorite things at his Fäviken restaurant in Sweden.
In one infamous case, Chinese manufacturers deliberately substituted a cheap fake for the dried pig intestines used to make the blood-thinning drug heparin.
In one infamous example this spring, Chinese manufacturers substituted a cheap fake for the dried pig intestines used to make the drug heparin, which is given to dialysis and surgery patients to prevent blood clotting.
Crafted from dried pig intestines, the little origami robot is designed to hatch from inside a swallowed capsule and unfold like an accordion.
The research follows a similar study issued by MIT last year that detailed the creation of an origami robot made from dried pig intestines that essentially unfolds in an attempt to capture and removed harmful swallowed items, like batteries.
In Experiment 1 a mechanical stab rig and two knives were used to create 14 knife cut marks on dry pig ribs.
There's star anise and cinnamon, dried shiitake mushrooms, ginger, pig's feet, chicken stock and veal stock.
It took seven hours, but it produced a sumptuously smooth sauce, terra cotta in color, with unraveling toasty notes of concentrated chilies, ancient earth, dried herbs and suckling pig.
In this case, the vegetable star is palm nut, which we pound into a mash, and then cook the heck out of, extracting the beautiful buttery sauce, which holds together — you guessed it — crawfish, dried fish, chicken, beef, pig feet, even suck-suck, which is what we call a snail-like creature that we put in our stews.
Researchers have experimentally assessed the stability of other EBOV strains on plastic, glass, and steel within dried media or guinea pig serum (5 ); in the dark on glass (6 ); and during exposure to UV light (7 ).
