Indeed, adaptable systems in nature haven't proven their record of success by demonstrating a high percentage of predictions that turned out to be correct, but rather by surviving and reproducing for 3.5 billion years and by diversifying into tens of millions of extant species living in the coldest, hottest, deepest, highest and most unpredictable niches on Earth.
He sells an industrial croissant-buttering brush and a heat-resistant brush that can clean hot deep fryers.
Serve the lamb shanks in a hot, deep dish with the beans and vegetables poured over and around.
Rothko's "Four Darks in Red" is a pool, hot, deep, absorbent; de Kooning's "Door to the River," an aqueduct of sapphire and flesh.
The work described in this paper is the development of a buckling model based on the classical energy method of flange area material using a one-dimensional beam geometry assumption to predict flange wrinkling in hot deep drawing aluminium alloys with macro-textured blankholder surfaces.
The planet becomes denser and hotter deeper in as the pressure soars.
Free outdoor ice rinks play romantic music, wide boardwalks offer views of the St .Lawrence River, and outdoor vendors sell hot drinks, snow-hardened maple syrup toffee and the hot deep-fried batter treats called Beaver Tails.
Heat a wok over a very high heat, pour in enough oil to fill by a third and, once the oil is hot, deep-fry the squid in four batches for about a minute, until crispy.
Diversa, a company in San Diego, bases its business on extracting DNA from creatures that can survive in extreme environments, like super-hot deep-sea vents and the highly alkaline soda lakes of Kenya.
Plastic tableware, paper cups and cardboard plates don't deter me from enjoying the piping hot deep-fried chile relleno: a poblano pepper stuffed with melted cheese, corn and cilantro, served with a dab of sour cream, a tortilla, a generous portion of rice and some of the most flavorful black beans imaginable.
