Even as American beer drinkers have learned to navigate a range of stylistic terms — stout, pilsner, hefeweizen, India pale ale and the rest — dunkel mystifies.
He had been making beer since 2006, he told me, but he had only moved to this location in 2011, and had brewed some 120 different recipes since then, including traditional German styles and new arrivals (in local terms) like stouts and ales.
Shortly after these reports, several authors (14, 21) reported cases of diabetic coma in well-nourished adult patients with known diabetes, and the term "diabetes of stout people" was coined.
Stout [1] first described the term fibromatosis that includes a wide range of non-malignant conditions that are characterized by local invasiveness and a tendency to recur after excision.
Busemeyer and Stout [Busemeyer, J. R., & Stout, J. C. (2002).
— Hunter Pauli, Wikipedia enthusiast 9. Rex Stout bibliography It may not be "best" in terms of the quality of the prose, but one of my favorite pages is the Rex Stout bibliography, which was split off a few months ago from the main Rex Stout article.
The term hemangiopericytoma was first introduced by Stout and Murray to describe such tumors[ 1 ].
This study is the first to assess the levels of metal ion exposure over a lifetime in terms of the THQ values for the common beverages stout, apple juice and red wine.
"Most members don't even know the content, much less the long-term effect, of the bills they vote on". Stout said she also hoped to find solutions to Westside traffic problems.
Yet genuine perception, even of sensa, depends in turn on apperception, for only apperception allows us to attend to the sensed "as" or "in terms of" the apperceiving mass to which it is being assimilated (Stout 1888b: 485, f., §29).
The 'characteristic being' of an universal is not to be captured in terms of similarity (SI, 344 & 347), but Cook Wilson did not go so far as to introduce here, as Stout was to do, a fundamentum relationis, i.e., the 'distributive unity of a class' (Stout 1930, 388).
