Sentence examples for edible materials from inspiring English sources

"Anything could be used, from industrial materials to edible materials.

STAMFORD Stamford Museum and Nature Center "Visions of Gingerbread III: The Sweetest Architects," works made with edible materials.

Some of the gatherers actually use edible materials: the shellacked anchovies in Tracy Heneberger's "Moon"; the herbs and spices in Helen Altman's fragrant "Spice Skulls".

Which is probably as good a term as any when you're trying to describe edible materials constructed from textured vegetable protein and "flavor fractions," or "antioxidant bars" built from blueberry and flaxseed parts.

A way to offset the carbon-guzzling transport involved in exporting these goods may come in the form of clothing made from more sustainable means: Two European designers have created garments from what are essentially edible materials, one sewing gowns that wouldn't look out of place in a woodland fairytale, the other growing delicate, transient pieces from gelatin and seaweed.

The root of Panax quinquefolium L., famous as American ginseng all over the world, is one of the most widely-used medicinal or edible materials.

Nine verbs for 'squeeze' express the subtleties of extracting edible material from intestines, insects, and the pulp of moisture-bearing tubers.

"Sheep lungs cannot enter the US as a human food because FSIS has determined that such material made from sheep slaughtered in the United States is inedible and is not inspected for use as an edible material," a USDA spokesperson said.

For example, in food industry, the following statement has been published: 'An edible coating (EC) is a thin layer of edible material formed as a coating on a food product, while an edible film (EF) is a preformed, thin layer, made of edible material, which once formed can be placed on or between food components (McHugh 2000).

The development of auto-regenerative biological life support systems for men in Space will be based on photosynthetic organisms, such as higher plants and algae, providing edible material.

As a biocompatible, biodegradable, and edible material, gelatin has been used as starting materials in a variety of applications through its biosafety verified in foods and clinical fields for a long time (Inamura et al. 2010; Sultana et al. 2010).