Intertwined with this novelty-obsessed culinary movement was the field of kitchen science, which sought to figure out the chemistry of even the most ordinary forms of cooking.
For an exceedingly busy, physically imposing, and often abrasive authority figure, Botstein, who himself entered college as a "terribly insecure sixteen-year-old," is attuned to even the most ordinary forms of other people's pain.
This provides direct evidence that there was a period in the history of the Universe before the formation of the first stars, when most ordinary matter existed in the form of clouds of neutral hydrogen.
The paradox is that most ordinary Arabs privately concede that the form of stability provided by the Assads, Husseins, Mubaraks and Sauds is not so good, a blend of corruption and repression that has succeeded mainly in holding the Arabs back.
Controlling these systems is more difficult than ordinary form of power systems since, in most of them, their energy is provided by renewable energies which have uncertain and varying nature.
This peculiar arrangement of forms turns out to be a most ordinary American event: a frog-jumping contest in Calaveras County, Calif.
In most ordinary choice situations, the objects of choice, over which we must have or form preferences, are not like this.
The overlap of already formed NPs with incoming laser pulses occurs in the most ordinary laser ablation of solids in liquid experiments.
The pools that form on tidal beaches are often alive with creatures — starfish and hermit crabs, anemones and barnacles — and the most ordinary scallop shell is pretty enough to hang from a Christmas tree.
She was the most ordinary aunt,.
