Sentence examples for include a thin from inspiring English sources
New Reynolds products also include a thin strip similar to some breath mint products and a stick resembling a toothpick.
When placing the olives into the ice molds, you can also include a thin strip of orange or lemon zest; place it so it encircles the olive.
The transducer array cells include a thin silicon nitride membrane that is suspended over a bottom electrode, fabricated on a silicon wafer.
Other choices include a thin chocolate cube filled with espresso mousse, glazed pear and cheese custard with a honey-rosemary parfait and sheep's milk Camembert fondue with truffle essence.
At a recent conference on neutron stars in London, England, they announced their findings, which include a thin filament of cooler gas that appears to extend from the neutron star along the long axis of its wake, and a second point-like feature embedded in the X-ray nebula around the neutron star.
Cover designs tested include: a thin biochar layer at 15 18 cm; 2% mixed soil-biochar layer at 20 40 cm; 2% mixed soil-uncharred wood pellets at 20 40 cm; and soil obtained from intermediate cover at an active landfill site.
In the presented work a previously developed contact mechanical failure map, based on analytical solutions for a coating/substrate system under a contact load, was extended to include a thin-plate analytical solution for plastic deformation of a substrate, giving improved alignment with finite element solutions when compared to the Boussinesq solution utilized in literature.
Refinements include a thinner bezel and crown, and redesigned numerals and indexes.
Further improvements include a thinner roof that is smoothly arched internally.
Other iPhone rumors include a thinner design, removal of the 3.5mm headphone jack, and improved water resistance.
Undesirable external qualities such as bumps, ridges, thin spots, or deviation from a perfect oval shape may knock an egg from a higher to a lower grade; and such internal qualities include a thinner egg white (determined by candling, where an egg is rotated over a light that allows one to see the inside contents of the shell without cracking it open), smaller yolk, and a larger air sac.
