Sentences with phrase «by japanese»

The second day after touching down in Tokyo, we were invited out by my Japanese co-workers.

The new makeup collection was inspired by Japanese geisha women...

Originating in 1970s Paris by Japanese designer Kenzo Takada, KENZO was a visionary of its time, breaking the rules of couture by blending Japanese and European style.

Footwear for the collection was provided by Japanese footwear label Beautiful Shoes.

Enter: this cult - favorite aromatherapy oil that was specifically designed by Japanese manicurist Kiho Watanab to make a mundane chore feel, well, a little more spa - like.

Offbeat French fashion house Kenzo, originally founded by the Japanese creative visionary Kenzo Takada, is renowned for its eclectic, colourful designs.

These jeans are by a Japanese brand Honey Mi Honey and it looks like they are already all sold out online.

I previously purchased my rectangle hair velcros by Japanese company Dariya from Asian beauty sites, Ebay or Amazon because they used to be the only ones who offered this sort of thing, but it is really cool to see they are more readily available to US consumers now as I find these hair velcros to be cute, fun and very useful!

Even though the line is known to be influenced mainly by Japanese culture, the main concept of the collection was an octopus, referenced for instance in long double - faced skirts with moving paneled attachments that are reminiscent of tentacles and in the overall fluid silhouettes.

World War II is also remembered for the very large number of Jewish and other people killed in German concentration camps and the harsh treatment of prisoners of war captured by the Japanese alsabaak — alsabaak — alsabaak — alsabaak — alsabaak

In case you're looking for an exquisite alternative ring, check out this stunning piece by a Japanese artist and sculptor, and husband of a dear friend:

The original superlambanana was designed by Japanese artist Taro Chiezo with the city specifically in mind, as both the banana and lamb were once common cargo in Liverpool's bustling docks.

Matcha Green Tea has been used by Japanese and Korean women for centuries due to its detoxifying and anti-inflammatory benefits.

Many of the greatest studies on oral hyaluronic acid, for knee pain or skincare, tested Hyabest, which is a patented form of sodium hyaluronate made by a Japanese company.

HyaMax is not to be confused with HyaBest, another patented form of hyaluronic acid, which is manufactured by a Japanese company, but they're both equally well - absorbed with a low molecular weight.

The paper explains that these pills were provided by the National Cancer Institute, but i also did a little more reading on the internet and found that it's made by a japanese company that makes these pills available to institutions for research (apparently Polyphenon E is the preferred means of studying standardized quantities of tea catechins, as opposed to extracting the substances from tea leaves oneself).

The idea of tabata intervals was brought to life in 1996 by Japanese scientist Dr. Izumi Tabata in a study titled «Effects of moderate - intensity endurance and high - intensity intermittent training on anaerobic capacity and VO2max».

However, this wasn't the case with YK - 11, based on extensive research by Japanese scientists.

Resveratrol was discovered way back in the 1930s, by a Japanese scientist called Michio Takaoka.

Vitamin K2 is an approved as an anti-osteoporotic medicine by the Japanese Ministry of Health.

The practice originated in Japan in the late 1980's and was coined by the Japanese Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries as «Shinrin - yoku,» which roughly translated means «forest bathing.»

Reiki was discovered in the early 20th century by Japanese Master Mikao Usui.

Exercise regimes such as the Tabata protocols were designed by Japanese sports scientists to condition athletes using interval training.

The Tabata protocol was created by Japanese professor Dr. Izumi Tabata, who researched how to efficiently train their Olympic speed skating team.

A study conducted by Japanese researchers found that administering pomegranate extract to a group of rats whose ovaries had been removed seemed to lower their indicators for depression.

The FDA study that showed cancer development in mice was due to the chronic diarrhea / inflammation confirmed by Japanese researchers.

Kate Bradley's passion for delicious plant - based cooking is defined by the Japanese word for health - Kenkō.

Sesame oil is an excellent salad oil and is used by the Japanese for cooking fish (The Nut Factory 1999).

The fragile blossoms of the sakura tree (Japanese cherry) is often described as spring snow by Japanese poets.

Ken's Banaban family was struggling under the oppression of the mining company, the intervention of the British government and the forcible removal of the surviving Banabans by Japanese forces during World War II.

Powered by the Japanese beautyberry, a glossy purple superfruit rich in antioxidants that was found to stabilize Vitamin C, maximizing its effectiveness.

Reiki is a healing technique that was first developed by a Japanese Buddhist, Mikao Usui.

And this is a practice to relieve stress, which is taken on by the Japanese and is also something that's gaining more recognition in Western society as well.

The origins of Tabata training lead to a study by Japanese scientist Dr. Izumi Tabata, who founded this type of training, primarily focused on the fact that high intensity training improved VO2 max (or your maximal oxygen consumption) by about 14 %, while anaerobic capacity improved by 28 %.

The research by Japanese scientists suggests that the giggles may change the rate at which glucose enters the blood.

Sea kelp has been used by the Japanese, the Chinese, the South - Sea Islanders and the Greenland Eskimos for hundreds of years.

Tabata is a unique form of high - intensity interval - type cardiovascular exercise based on research completed by the Japanese researcher Izumi Tabata, PhD, MD, in the mid-1990s.

For example, a study published by Japanese researchers in 2003 found that taking taurine supplements before working out for one week resulted in significant increases in VO2 max (which is the maximum capacity of the body to transport and use oxygen) in adult male subjects.

An international research team led by a Japanese astronomer has determined how the enigmatic gas flow from a massive baby star is launched.

Hinode (meaning «Sunrise») is a space - based observatory launched by the Japanese space agency JAXA in 2006, and since then it has changed our perception of the inner dynamics of the solar corona.

The hexagonal 1.44 - meter diameter mirror is made of a 45 - millimeter - thick ClearCeram glass produced by the Japanese company OHARA and procured by TMT's Canadian partners.

Honored by the Japanese Government as a person of cultural merits (2000).

Engineers inspired by Japanese paper craft have designed a battery that can expand to 150 percent of its original length.

De Kleer timed her Gemini and IRTF observations to coincide with observations of the plasma torus by the Japanese HISAKI (SPRINT - A) spacecraft, which is in orbit around Earth, so she can correlate the different data sets.

The name is proposed by Japanese scientists to make a direct connection to the nation where the element was discovered.

Using a technique known as transcription factor reprogramming, first described by the Japanese stem - cell pioneer Shinya Yamanaka and his colleagues in 2007, Ku «rebooted» the skin cells» genetic machinery to turn them into stem cells.

The Swiss watch industry faced what appeared to be an apocalypse in the early 1970's as their vaunted micro-gear-driven watches appeared to be fading with the rise of LED watches being introduced by Japanese start - ups such as Casio.

Inspired by the Japanese art of paper folding (origami), researchers at TU Delft are developing an alternative to 3D printing that allows the final products to have many more functionalities than what is possible with 3D printing.

«CRISPR» stands for «clustered regularly interspaced palindromic repeats,» first described in 1987 by Japanese researchers who found chunks of oddly repeating DNA sequences in the genome of E. coli.

HarvardScience ««The field is moving at lightning speed,» said Harvard StemCell Institute (HSCI) Co-Director Doug Melton in response tojust - published papers by Japanese researcher and researchers at theUniversity...