A favorite featured baby mustard and tatsoi studded with lardoons, pickled crosnes (pronounced crones — also called Chinese artichokes), shards of red onion and bits of clementine, melded by a poppy-seed vinaigrette.
The Caesar was uninspired, but the carpaccio, of tender thin-sliced filet mignon served over arugula, was well melded by its lemon-olive oil dressing and more of that shaved Parmesan.
The vinaigrette-marinated and grilled octopus, a table favorite, had tender morsels laid on a bed of barely bitter radicchio along with olives, pickled peppers and little chickpeas, then melded by more vinaigrette.
Melded by Aaron, Moses' brother and the first Israelite priest, the golden calf so disrupts the pursuit of holiness that Moses smashes the first set of Ten Commandments meant to make the pursuit of holiness real.
Subsequently, these sequences can be melded by HMMER into a hidden Markov model to provide a robust tool in the identification of natural sequences bearing a closely related native 3D-structure.
In this regard, Barrett et al. 2009b) and Felton and Pickett (2005) advocate creating ecological 'designed experiments' where public landscapes are created by melding analysis and aesthetics, and studied collaboratively by both ecologists and designers (Felson and Pickett 2005).
This resulted in American Jukebox Fables, released April 5, 2005, a recording produced by Flynn that surprised some fans by melding folk, pop and electronica.
Lewis and his staff beat the odds by melding comic books, classical mythology and modern production techniques, and by fighting a few demons of their own on the way.
Twitch hit the sweet spot by melding the endless enjoyment of watching someone play video games while being simultaneously trolled by commenters and nearly killed by SWAT teams.
No melds are revealed until someone goes out by melding a whole hand in one go.
