Three livers or so and a small handful of fat makes a nice little batch of chopped liver, for example.
I'm planning to bake a little batch for the weekend to enjoy with friends who are coming down from Marin County for the long weekend.
By R. W. Riis and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, February 1 , 1936P. 11 A lawyer forwarded to us a little batch of bar checks, which he had received from the Williams Club, all bearing his signature and all signed on the same evening: 2 Scotch, 2 Scotch, 2 Rye, 2 Scotch, 2 Rye, 2 Scotch, 2 Rye, 2 Scotch, 2 packs of cigarettes, 2 Scotch, 2 Rye, 2 Scotch, 2 Rye, 2 telephone calls, local.
The New Yorker, February 1 , 1936P. 11 A lawyer forwarded to us a little batch of bar checks, which he had received from the Williams Club, all bearing his signature and all signed on the same evening: 2 Scotch, 2 Scotch, 2 Rye, 2 Scotch, 2 Rye, 2 Scotch, 2 Rye, 2 Scotch, 2 packs of cigarettes, 2 Scotch, 2 Rye, 2 Scotch, 2 Rye, 2 telephone calls, local.
But there is still a little batch of Kenya files that have never been found.
On the other hand, semipurified diets, formulated from refined nutrient ingredients, can be intentionally modified to meet researcher's needs and contain negligible extraneous material, with very little batch to batch variation.
In the current study, encapsulation rates proved to be highly reproducible throughout time (e.g., <2% for 5-FU), thus suggesting little batch-to-batch variation, likely to bias subsequent experiments.
Alternatively, using pre-functionalized components to self-assemble into targeted NPs would eliminate the need for post-modification of NPs and is amenable to being scaled-up with little batch-to-batch variability.
Large numbers of carriers can then be fabricated with minimal effort and with little to no batch-to-batch variation.
That sounds obvious, but traditional printing batches were almost always below capacity because each customer ordered individually with little option for batching.
