The final lines of the introduction are among the most memorable: "Certainly God in his infinite mercy will see that some understanding publisher will put my words in a book and help grind the knife that I hope to wield".
The dry bagasse was ground in a knife mill (Wiley Mill, Swedesboro, NJ) equipped with a 1 mm sieve.
Seeds dried at 37°C in a stove with air circulation were ground in a knife mill to fine particles (0.3 mm mean diameter).
The feedstock was ground using a knife mill equipped with a 20-mesh aperture screen, and the powder containing 5.4%% moisture was stored at −20 °C in a refrigerator in sealed plastic bags until use.
Of course the so-called fabricators will be grinding their knives.
With your fingers pressing on the flat side of the knife, grind the herbs and spices by rocking the knife back and forth and pulling the mixture across the board holding the knife at a slight angle.
WS sample (2 mm particle size) was also ground using an impact knife mill Hosokawa-alpinee, type UPZ, Augsburg, Germany, Figure 1a), operated at ambient temperature at a speed of 18000 rpm, with a 0.1 mm screen size.
The dried stem, fruit and leaves were ground separately to fine powder using electric knife mill and stored in air-tight containers.
It is true too that some of those reporting scandals had their own knives to grind.
In 1669, in a bid to cut down on violence, King Louis XIV of France decreed all pointed knives on the street or the dinner table illegal, and ordered all knife points ground down.
Outpost, Fri to 27 Sep SS Nicola Ellis's show reminds us that the post-industrial intimacy of Sheffield's Bloc Projects gallery reflects the fact that it was once a Granton Knives grinding shed.
