On the contrary, mental language for Ockham is a kind of lean, stripped down, "canonical" language with no frills or inessentials, a little like the "ideal languages" postulated by logical atomists in the first part of the twentieth century.
The tenderloin is a long, narrow, lean strip of muscle running along the upper insides of the animal's ribs.
In sub-Saharan Africa, pastoralists cut lean meat into thin strips, which are exposed to direct sunlight for drying.
Instead of pepperoni, salami, sausage and bacon, choose lean lamb strips, shredded chicken breast, ham or prawns.
The lean Uruguayan strip loin, bottom, is a trifle chewy but it has an exceptionally beefy taste, and the flavorful filet, top, is very tender.
Oh, all right, seven: except for the gray and underseasoned testa, the Ibérico charcuterie plate is a joy, with two kinds of cured loin, lean and marbled; strips of seductive lardo; and best of all, marvelous ham with a border of fat that really does melt on your tongue.
Meanwhile, incentives for first-time buyers lifted housing's contribution and the government's various stimulus and bailout efforts also added to a figure that starts to look awfully lean once you strip out the federal influence.
"And their physiques – already as lean and tough as strips of jerky – have grown gaunter and somehow wolfish".
My bowl was piping hot, the beet-red broth as spicy as Chinese sweet-and-sour soup, with plentiful strips of lean, slow-cooked beef (170 rubles).
The test specimens were cold-rolled from flat strips of lean duplex stainless steel.
The test specimens were cold-rolled from flat strips of lean duplex stainless steel (EN1.4162).
