This applies to anacardic acid (6-pentadecyl-salicylic acid from the nutshell of the cashew, Anacardium occidentale), curcumin (from the South Asian spice turmeric, Curcuma longa, one of the principal ingredients of curry powder), and garcinol (from the fruit of the Kokum tree, Garcina indica).
For agoraphobes, there is, in Beckett, the wide vacancy of the universe; for claustrophobes, there's the bounded nutshell of the self, plied with bad dreams.
In a nutshell of the Bayesian framework, our method can be extended and some of the model assumptions can be relaxed, to allow for more modeling flexibility.
In a nutshell on this small island of 1.2 million people where the majority are under 25 and unemployed - the figures and sources vary - but we don't talk about the 20% unemployment that we sadly got used to in Europe - here we have a margin of 20% of the population actually employed!
In Mumbai, itself a neat nutshell of India's extremes, this image is served on a platter: the shiny towers that rise from a sprawl of squalid slums, the two inevitably "jostling for space" in globalising India.
This is because the DA routinely presents the nutshell of a case and gives the grand jury only enough to establish a potential crime.
Time, eternity, infinity and dreams -- these are the only subjects commensurate to the passions of this quiet man who lived in Buenos Aires and in Geneva, though mostly in the vast nutshell of his own mind.
Anacardic acid is a bioactive phytochemical found in the nutshell of Anacardium occidentale.
In plants, Berkovich [ 11] counted the number of seeds inside the nutshell of almonds and determined that pairs, that is, two seeds inside a nutshell, occurred in about 1 in 16 cases, which corresponds to (1/2).
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