First, the distribution of continuous variables (age, disease duration, body mass index (BMI), days of wine drinking/month, and minutes of physical activity/week) was tested using an one-sample Kolmogorov-Smirnov test.
A partly similar range of construals is observed with a mass noun like wine: This wine costs a hundred euros.
Domestic beer brewers have struggled in recent years as consumers have drifted away from stalwart mass-market brands in favor of wine, spirits and craft beers and imports.
A novel system for comprehensive two-dimensional liquid chromatography coupled to a triple quadrupole mass spectrometer is described for the analysis of wine components.
All too often, though, the wine fell flat, to the point where the word Valpolicella no longer signified a supple, inexpensive, easy-to-enjoy wine but became synonymous with thin, mass-produced wine of little character.
After gorging himself on fruitcake and fortified wine, this slovenly mass of groaning, velvet-ensconsed blubber has relocated to the floor of the Betabrand company store in San Francisco.
Roughly, according to the masses-as-sets theorist, this is equivalent to there being a set of wine bits (whatever they are) on the floor.
During the heyday of mass commercial flying in the 1950s and 60s, Air France pilots were typically served a glass of wine with their in-flight meal.
The aromas of 41 samples of wine from two Italian regions, Piedmont and Tuscany, were analysed by headspace-mass spectrometry.
