As TV services light up with internet connectivity, so, too, does the promise of serving individually-targeted ads to TV, in the same way as they already are online.
In the nineteenth century, service à la russe, with the dishes served individually, and the proliferation of utensils that they required, caught on.
The commissioners serve individually as the heads of administrative departments and choose one of their number to act as a ceremonial mayor without executive authority.
Place the creamed peas, bacon and spring onions into a separate dish and serve with the fish, or you can serve individually with the halibut resting on a bed of the peas.
For those who can't quite face the amount of flesh a large squash yields, small gem squashes are delicious stuffed with mushrooms (also just also starting their season), cream and garlic, and baked and served individually.
Here the trains are comparably short (10 to 30 wagons) and the sidings are served individually wagon by wagon. .
In this process, they develop a social relationship with the microfinance institutions, where they demand to be served individually through carefully designed savings products.
While he has been known to play around with form (he serves individually sized versions of Black Forest gateau, drizzled with cherry liquor and topped with a light cream foam) he said his food is not about show – it is about the ingredients.
We can serve individually or together at every level of our culture.
Yes, there are many European directives dealing with food safety (food additives, supplements, flavorings, production, labeling), yet when it comes to what is being served individually in both restaurants and collectivities it may all be safe to eat but are we, the client getting what we expect?
Participants served individually in a sound attenuating booth, taking the 44 conditions in four sessions, two sessions for each set.
