Sentence examples for instructions slice from inspiring English sources

Like many British cookbook writers, Lawson favors colorful vocabulary ("smoosh" and "splosh") and quirky instructions: "Slice the baby eggplants in half lengthwise, keeping the stalks on; this is an aesthetic consideration, nothing to do with flavor, but humor me".

For the noodles: 1 12-ounce package dried soba noodles or linguine, cooked according to package instructions 4 scallions, sliced thin 1 seedless cucumber, peeled and sliced thin 1 cup grated carrot 1 cup bean sprouts 1 red pepper, seeded and sliced into thin strips 2 tablespoons sesame seeds, toasted in a hot pan (no oil).

Follow the instructions about cutting slices described in the sub-section on peanut butter ornaments.

The visual progression is helpful.It also adds in basic instructions such as how to slice and chop better.

These venues of instruction are but a thin slice of the buffet that is this conference, which includes meetups, mentoring, pitches, parties, the startup village and the convention floor showcase, to say nothing of the world of unofficial gatherings.

The Fluorescein Fragel™ DNA Fragmentation Detection Kit (Calbiochem; VWR, Darmstadt, Germany,) was used according to the manufacturer's instructions in 5-μm-thick slices from the core of frozen tissues embedded in Neg-50 frozen section medium (Thermo Scientific, Richard-Allan Scientific, MI, USA).

Sectioning of the brain was carried out based on instrument instructions such that 0.5 mm thick slices were obtained.

Even in an ideal situation, with a fast, multi-slice CT scanner, accurate breathhold instructions and an exemplary patient, the exact position of the diaphragm during instructed breathhold cannot be predicted.

The technique involves coating small gold particles (0.6 µm, 5 mg) with vector-carrying YC genes (20 µg) according to the manufacturer's instructions and then blasting them into the slice cultures at days 7 or 8 in vitro.

This model is translated into a series of two-dimensional "slices" of the object and then into instructions that tell the printer exactly where to solidify the starting material on each successive slice.

It's often called a failure of bringing reform to scale, but in reality many of the proposed changes to date haven't been big enough, focusing instead on narrow slices of instruction or school culture that, as principals and superintendents rotate through many of our most troubled schools and communities, often get discarded in midstream and replaced with yet other initiatives.