Sentence examples for sole corn from inspiring English sources

Or even better, try the tamal de pescado -- a tamale of Dover sole, corn, potatoes and masa in a cream, butter and onion sauce -- comfort food for the weary.

In the bioreactor, a biomass of 17.5 g L−1 and an ARA yield of 2.7 g L−1 were achieved when using sole yeast extract, while cell autolysis was induced when using sole corn steep liquor; When using the combined nitrogen source with corn steep liquor and yeast extract at a 3 7 weight ratio, the biomass and ARA yield were significantly improved to 37 and 7.8 g L−1, respectively.

Axl Rose trusts only corn and mini corn.

Fruiting bodies yield was similar whether the mushroom was grown on substrate formulation containing 25%% CS or sole raw corn straw (RCS) substrate.

Using a medium containing as sole ingredients corn steep liquor (10%, v/v), sugarcane molasses (10%, w/v) and OMW (25%, v/v), Pseudomonas aeruginosa #112 produced 4.5 and 5.1 g of rhamnolipid per liter in flasks and reactor, respectively, with critical micelle concentrations as low as 13mg/ll.

Prosecutors gave Corning sole credit for cleaning up the fraud.

However, no information was found on the influence of trace elements on biomethane production and mass bioconversion of corn stover sole substrate.

(Mata-Sandoval and coworkers 1999) also report production of a mixture of rhamnolipid from Pseudomonas aeruginosa UG2 cultures grown on corn oil as sole carbon.

The treatments were: 1) corn silage as sole forage source [441 g/kg of total-mixed ration (TMR); CS], 2) corn silage and 115 g/kg alfalfa hay (455 g/kg of forage in TMR; ALF), 3) corn silage and 50 g/kg wheat straw (390 g/kg of forage in TMR; STW-5), 4) corn silage and 100 g/kg straw (462 g/kg of forage in TMR; STW-10), and 5) corn silage and 55 g/kg corn stover (395 g/kg of forage in TMR; STV).

"In France, our processes are not as standardized as they are in Germany, where they sow corn for the sole purpose of producing biogas," said Schlienger. "Here we won't divert food crops — we are merely giving new value to waste.

In the late 1950s [ 17], it was shown that lysine supplementation, with corn as the sole protein source, prevents fatty liver in rats.