It has a more rudimentary ingredient-selection feature than the one featured in Top Shelf, but the app can help winnow a list of prospective drinks.
Countrywide, the most frequent cause of troop deaths has been what the military calls improvised explosive devices, typically containers packed with rudimentary ingredients found on many farms, like nitrate-based fertilizers, diesel fuel, aluminum shavings or kitchen ingredients.
Each play, in fact, lacks rudimentary mystery ingredients.
They became experts at concocting the most delicious meals with the most rudimentary of ingredients.
It was Jones who ultimately played most of the bass parts during the Bollocks recordings; Howard calls his rudimentary, rumbling approach the "explosive missing ingredient" of the Sex Pistols' sound.
In this womanless society, these workers ate a food of survival; unfamiliar ingredients were cooked in rudimentary Chinese fashion.
This is considered to be due to its ease of synthesis, requiring only rudimentary and affordable laboratory equipment and readily available ingredients for its production, and its resulting highly addictive properties [ 5- 7].
The ingredients list is deceptively simple – flour, eggs, milk, water – and the cooking process is rudimentary – sizzling fat, hot oven, bosh – but, in order to perfect your Yorkshire puddings, you need to make them regularly.
In formulating clone beers, which can be made with even a rudimentary brewing system like the $40 Mr. Beer kit, the home brewer will see, taste and smell each ingredient individually.
They provided two of the most important ingredients of growth, trust and loyalty, in a world where banking and legal institutions were often rudimentary and poor communications made far-flung activities hard to control.
Trials are often rudimentary.
