Sentence examples for without scrambling from inspiring English sources
After a couple of minutes, the eggs solidified, having cooked magically without scrambling.
Add eggs and fold together quickly, to warm eggs without scrambling them.
The eggs must be heated only enough to become custardy, without scrambling.
Because they preserve the wavelength of the optical signals, erbium fiber devices can amplify several different wavelength channels simultaneously without scrambling them.
You need confidence to cook it, because you have to take the custard perilously close to the boil without scrambling the egg; and if you don't cook it enough, it stays liquid.
The Observer, which became a designated nonprofit entity a few years ago, has raised $300,000 toward a three-year marketing campaign and a subscription drive to increase circulation into a range that would allow it to operate without scrambling to pay its bills.
Errors in word order were rare, occurring on less than 10% of the trials, with and without scrambled word order.
Quantification of embryoid body beating activity revealed that the percentages of beating embryoid bodies in control, with or without scrambled siRNA, were 74±6 and 100±5% (n = 32), respectively.
SVM models were built for the training data (using GenePattern default parameters), and run on the corresponding test datasets, the full Oregon dataset (expression data processed identically to Iowa set), and a negative control consisting of randomized Oregon data (20 random genes with and without scrambled ages).
Since the island has a relatively small land area (1,040 km2), introductions mainly happen through the largest cities where the harbor and airport are located, allowing us to study the fundamental drivers of the spatio-temporal propagation without the scrambling effect of multiple immigration routes.
The highest EU court last week struck down a system known as Safe Harbour used by over 4,000 firms to transfer personal data to the United States, leaving companies without alternatives scrambling to put new legal measures in place to ensure everyday business could continue.
