Sentence examples for ingredient mixture from inspiring English sources
In this country, where Milky Way remains a top-10 candy brand, Mr. Gamgort said, there have been nine campaigns since 1980, some centered on the ingredient mixture of caramel, nougat and chocolate, others taking odd directions like one that parodied "The X-Files".
The enrichment of the composting piles occurred at the initial moment of the ingredient mixture, allowing the rock dust to pass through the entire process.
Table 1 Complete specification of the Helius CO 2 laser machine Specification Description Model Helius 2513 laser cutting machine Controller FANUC Series 160 i-L Maximum capacity 3 kW Laser beam wavelength 10.6 μm Laser source CO2 gas with the real ingredient mixture of N2 (55%), He (40%), CO2 (5%) with purity of 99.995% Lense size 5 to 7.5 in.
In another ingredient mixture study, N-nitrosonornicotine yields were more decreased than NNK yields (Baker et al., 2004b).
None of the differences discussed above for the sugar application studies was seen as a function of the ingredient mixture application.
The observations in the first ingredient mixture study may simply be due to the replacement of nicotine-containing tobacco with the ingredient mixture, thus lowering the normalization basis for the specific constituent yields, because these effects were absent if yields were related to tar.
Ingredient mixtures differ between brands and even within a given brand because of country-specific preferences.
Such effects may of course also be related to other components of the ingredient mixtures than sugars.
Similar trends were also observed if sugars were major parts of ingredient mixtures applied to research cigarettes.
A trend to decreased yields of 4-aminobiphenyl (up to 19%, nicotine-based) was also observed for the smoke from research cigarettes with ingredient mixtures containing sugars (Baker et al., 2004b).
Significantly increased yields of formaldehyde (up to 88%, nicotine-based) were also observed with another series of ingredient mixtures with sugar application levels of up to 10.5% (Baker et al., 2004b).
