Sentence examples for espresso version from inspiring English sources

"Oh Doctor, they sell a four shot espresso version, I just ask for 'an extra shot to go'" I guess I need to look at the Starbucks menu more closely.

I developed a Passover-friendly and gluten free sponge cake, and have created both a lemon and a chocolate espresso version of this light, delicate yet satisfying almond cake.

This section reports concisely the work undertaken to produce the new ESPRESSO version from the initial R script by Burton et al.

The first thing I do at home in the morning is make fresh espresso with another version of the Coban, which hasn't been made for the American market yet, that includes a coffee grinder.

In the new version of ESPRESSO, the outcome variable and the environmental determinants can be modelled as quantitative.

The version of ESPRESSO presented here does not allow for power and sample size calculation where the genetic component is a complex haplotypes (i.e. several loci in LD).

The new version of ESPRESSO is implemented as open source R packages to allow researchers proficient in the R programming language to use it in a flexible way and give them the ability to access and alter the code to answer further scientific questions that require some modification to the downloadable version.

With the current version of ESPRESSO, it is not possible to carry out power calculations, for genetic association studies, that precisely represent reality, i.e. when an analysis might choose to model a substantive number of genetic variants at the same time.

Modern Baker also makes one with an espresso shot, and an iced version.

Nasa has designed its own version of an espresso machine but instead of making coffee it is going to look for life on Mars.

With your back to the river, Lisbon's oldest café, the Martinho da Arcada (12), which dates to 1782, is on the square's right-hand side and is the place to stop for a bica (the local version of an espresso), under the arcades which became the new Royal Palace in the 18th century.