Like other raw cooks, he finds a dehydrator essential to concentrate flavors, and to give the exterior of some foods a crispy "crust".
To reap the benefits of trade, it is essential to concentrate on contracts, trust and integrity, things that India tends to "give short shrift to".
This evolution has led us to consider it essential to concentrate resources on a few key priorities for the stimulation of growth, to be smart, sustainable and inclusive.
For that reason, it would be essential to concentrate on the variation of residual stress in different thicknesses of Pd film.
Enzyme adsorption is essential to concentrate the enzymes on the substrates in the hydrolysis of dilute substrate slurries.
Therefore, it is essential to concentrate on the questions and interests of all stakeholders during the pre-implementation process, rather than hurriedly imposing a predetermined plan (cf. Agardy and others 2003; Walters and Butler 1995).
The results indicate that the essential themes concentrate on the attitudes and knowledge of spirituality and ethical issues, spiritual needs, religious and cultural sensitivity, and communication/interaction. In terms of skills, identification of spiritual needs, communication, and ethical counselling were given priority.
The essential reactions concentrated in the primary assimilation processes.
Lenders of last resort are essential and should concentrate above all on replenishing liquidity.
Within a genome, codon bias tends to be much stronger in highly expressed gene than in genes expressed at lower levels, suggesting that there might be some selective advantage to concentrate essential genes on GC rich domains of the genome.
In a speech last week, Mr Osborne insisted it was essential to continue concentrating on reducing the budget black hole after the next election and looking for savings across government, saying: "There are no easy options here if we're to fix our country's problems and not leave debts to our children.
