Sentence examples for meat powder from inspiring English sources
In China, where its illegal use in farming has been well documented, clenbuterol is nicknamed "lean meat powder".
Ever since Pavlov trained dogs to salivate for meat powder at the sound of a bell, psychologists have used the principles of classical conditioning to study how animals and humans learn.
An animal is placed in a bare, confined space; lights are flashed on and off; the animal is permitted to operate some mechanical contrivance; some meat powder or a pellet of food is delivered.
A hungry dog was restrained on a stand and every few minutes was given some dry meat powder, an event signaled by an arbitrary stimulus, such as the ticking of a metronome.
Pavlov repeatedly put delicious meat powder in the mouths of dogs, which would make them salivate with hunger, and played a bell at the same time.
In Pavlov's canonical experiment, the US was a meat powder, as the smell of meat automatically brought about salivation (UR) in his canine subjects.
Furthermore, interference from other lean meat powders, urine components, and metal ions, such as salbutamol, clenbuterol hydrochloride, uric acid, urea, K+, Na+, Mg2+, and Ca2+, associated with RAC analysis can be effectively inhibited.
While bovine meat and fresh milk consumptions have increased, the consumption of other protein-rich food items has decreased (poultry meat, powdered milk, labneh, yoghurt and cheese) such that the net protein intake decreased as well.
Frozen meat, "stinking meat," powdered eggs, and storage caches were means of nutritional insurance among early historic Innu and Inuit of the Labrador–Quebec peninsula and among the Beothuk of the island of Newfoundland.
A series of meat powders were accurately weighed using a precision electronic balance (BSA224s; Sartorius, Germany).
— Julia Moskin Grub Street: Alas, a celebrated Scandinavian chef comes to New York but fails to bring along moose-meat powder, a fresh cow's femur, wild trout roe or Icelandic moss.
