Sentence examples for sake based from inspiring English sources

We calculated sake production rates in Chiba Prefecture as an indicator of how many people in Chiba Prefecture are economically dependent on sake, based on the volume of sake produced in Chiba Prefecture and sake imported from other prefectures: Y=A/left(A+Bright) (1).

However, as Rie Yoshitake, a sake promoter based in London, says: "Since the tsunami many Japanese people have questioned what it means to be Japanese – and as sake is such a symbol for Japan, the Japanese people have found a new determination to protect the industry as by doing so they are protecting their very identity".

Read books, watch movies, talk to people, have your opinions challenged and changed and seconded, but for god's sake develop them based on your own experiences and not on your gender.

While Mr. Yagi has never attracted the media glare that surrounds restaurateurs like Masaharu Morimoto and Nobu Matsuhisa, "in terms of Japanese food, what he's doing is totally cool," said Henry Sidel, the president of Joto Sake, a distributor based in New York.

For this sake a model, based on differential heat and mass balances throughout the membrane thickness, proved to be a promising design tool, since it allowed proper accordance with the experimental data with a single fitting parameter (pre-exponential kinetic constant).

You can drill down using filters like your total available prep time, but the skill also tries to take a lot of the fiddly work out of the equation by suggesting a single result up-front for the sake of convenience, based on queries that specify ingredients or the type of food you want to make, combined with user ratings.

The measurements of the density of hypoxic foci were for the sake of comparison based on hypoxic foci with a longest diameter within the same range.

But for sake of completeness (and based on the very latest data), I am calling all three states for Obama, which produces a final tally of three hundred and three votes for Obama and two hundred and thirty-five for Romney.

For the sake of comparison, techniques based on principal component analysis (PCA) and partial least squares (PLS) were considered throughout this study as non-supervised and supervised transformations, respectively.

With 91 million subscribers in the USA alone paying (for sake of argument and based on Pew Research figures from June , 2005 $38.00 a month for DSL service, here's a simple example to help grasp the enormity of the profit received by the ISPs.

However, for the sake of clarity and based on the guidelines that LF and HF values should be corrected for total power, the normalized data was used as our point of reference in the discussion (see critique of the methods for further discussion of this point).