In short, according to this view, inasmuch as Xuanxue forms a key ingredient of Pure Conversation, it gives voice to a spirit of escapism that finds refuge and takes delight in abstract philosophical discourse and certain counter-culture expressions.
If consumers' purchases are cushioned by layers of middlemen, even large exchange-rate swings will have smaller-than-expected effects on prices and consumption.In these puzzles, then, trading costs do not provide a complete solution but they do form an essential ingredient of one.
First the master selects a theme in the form of an ingredient that he considers the finest of its kind in the world -- asparagus from Villelaure, Mediterranean sea bass, lamb from the Pyrenees -- and then he and five of his "students, all of them now masters in their own right, each create a spectacular (and sometimes awesomely laborious) dish based on this theme.
The designation of the categories of claims entitled to share in such distribution, the order of distribution, and the regulation of the procedures for their establishment form an important ingredient of modern bankruptcy legislation.
Indeed, analogical reasoning problems (black is to white as night is to —?) form a staple ingredient of some IQ tests.
"The people formerly known as the audience," in the memorable words of the media critic Jay Rosen, form a crucial ingredient of the work as never before in Ms. Hamilton's art.
The fishing line forms the basic ingredient of an eruv, a symbolic enclosure within which Orthodox Jews are exempted from one of the stricter rules of the Sabbath: the ban on carrying anything in public.
The treatment valuation task considered in this paper forms only one ingredient of healthcare policy decisions.
The beans fall from their pods and will later form the only ingredient of a rare meal.
However, Dean insists that "[t]his is a French, not a Spanish opera"; the "foreign bodies", while they undoubtedly contribute to the unique atmosphere of the opera, form only a small ingredient of the complete music.
Nitroglycerin, also called glyceryl trinitrate, a powerful explosive and an important ingredient of most forms of dynamite.
