Sentence examples for the best batch from inspiring English sources

Just why have we gone so crazy for fried chicken, and where on this side of the Atlantic have you eaten the best batch?

She said it was the best batch she had ever made: airy, soft and light, made with red and white corn kernels she brought from Mexico.

That year's nominations may have been the best batch ever Dandridge's competition included Judy Garland, Jane Wyman, Audrey Hepburn, and Grace Kelly (who won, for the only bad film in the bunch, "The Country Girl").

The best batch of solar cells showed a 0.19% higher of conversion efficiency and a 0.22 mA cm−2 improvement in short-circuit current density, and the excellent photoelectric property surpasses that of the same structure solar cell reported before.

Based on the performed comparison tests, the proposed method outperforms the main incremental methods and for some parameter ranges, its efficiency is comparable with the efficiency of the best batch methods.

The on-line monitoring and control of methanol, the key inducer carbon source in fed-batch cultures, has enhanced the yield product/biomass 7.8-fold and the productivity 12.8-fold compared to the best batch cultivation with the Pichia system and, 10-fold compared to the fed-batch cultivation process using the native C. rugosa strain.

With a thermocycler, we obtained the best batch-to-batch reproducibility and complete thermal transition yielding uniform SNPs using 50 μL reaction volume of TMV at a concentration of 0.1 mg/mL with 96 tubes per run.

The best batches displayed shrinkages of not more than 20%%.

Chicago Reader writer Michaelangelo Matos views that the album showcased Saadiq's and Wiggins' respective songwriting, stating "the contrast between Saadiq's and Wiggins's styles had grown so pronounced that the tension only enhanced what was already the group's best batch of songs".

Certainly better than standard instant, and even the drip from down the street (a respectable café but not their best batch, it must be said).

The idea, Theorem's co-founder Ryan Jackson told me, is that many of the best small batch brands are new at the game of selling things, and can't afford complex market research — so pricing is largely a guessing game.