Sentence examples for ingredients tuning from inspiring English sources
In the kitchen, math is present in measuring cooking ingredients, tuning the cooking time, not to mention conversion of units from ml to tablespoons and teaspoons.
Experimental information about this quantity is very useful for tuning the ingredients of models used for calculations of atmospheric neutrino fluxes.
The chef, Richard Guier, who worked at Ixta, Lot 61 and Montrachet, uses organic ingredients and finely tuned seasonings to fashion his elegant little pastries and sandwiches.
But the live element is really a key ingredient here, so tune in if you can.
It would be interesting to determine the chemical makeup of the exudates, Tanner says, to see whether the cacti are fine-tuning the ingredients to cater to the ant species that offer the best protection.Related sites Ness's Web site Guide to cactus extrafloral nectaries in the Desert Southwest.
I opted for ingredients more in tune with my hedonistic side: chocolate, Kahlúa and caramel.
The film has all the ingredients of a three-hankie soap opera, but Mr. Putch credited his radar ("It's high tuned to detect maudlin") and a superb cast for veering away from any cloying sentimentality.
Condensed matter systems can be tuned to provide the conditions of coherence and phase-sensitivity that are essential ingredients for quantum information storage.
