Sentences with phrase «measures exact amounts»

No, I didn't measure the exact amount but in my stingy brain, it didn't seem bad considering I had visions of using a whole bottle or so.

I never measure the exact amount.

A bottle - feeding mom can measure the exact amount of breast milk or formula that their child is getting.

I don't usually measure an exact amount of each, but a good dollop of baking soda, a squirt of dish soap and a bit of red food colouring mixed with a little water should give you a good eruption.

Its colorful ounce and milliliter markers help moms measure the exact amount of milk they're pumping.

It seemed to be sensitive enough to measure the exact amount of decay that occurs on an hourly basis — and that amounts to a molecular clock for dating proteinaceous materials like silk.

So while you're at it, why not attach your smartphone to your body and measure the exact amount of calories burned for some extra motivation?

i didn't measure the exact amount, probably a cup and a half or so.

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I just drizzle it on so I'm not one hundred percent sure of the exact amount, but probably if you were measuring it would be about 1/2 a tablespoon — you can always try this, taste it and add more if you like

Sorry I can't give you exact amounts - I kind of dumped everything into my blender without measuring... they're really REALLY good, though!

You don't need to dig for your measuring cups and the amounts are exact.

Rather than do the responsible thing, which would be to do further research and come up with more exact proportions for the different spices, I grabbed a quarter teaspoon measure and spooned out the exact same amount of every spice.

Also, if a flour is simply scooped by a cup it gets packed towards the cup floor and the amount is different again instead of being an exact measure as it should.

Hi Chris, I'd have to make the recipe again and measure it out myself to know the exact grams amount so I've googled some numbers and it would approximately be — 30g oats, 85g cashews, 190g apricots, 70g shredded coconut.

For the pesto sauce, I didn't give an exact amount because I also forgot to measure it.

The exact recipe changes, but it always contains a measured amount of salt (for seasoning), sugar (for depth and to help with caramelizing), black pepper (for balance), and citrus (for acidity).

It's Utah, so the liquor laws are a little funky [exact amounts with measuring spoons, no happy hours, no kegs, no liquor at restaurants until food is served, among other rules].

The water stays in the reservoir between uses, so you won't have to measure out an exact amount each time as you do with steam - based warmers.

Maybe you function best in a world organized by measured amounts and exact times rather than emotional cues or gut instincts.

By measuring the amount and location of the hippocampus cell firing, the researchers were able to determine that the neurons fired in the exact reverse order of the firing that occurred when the rat scurried from one end of the track to the other.

Now I'm certainly not proposing that you rush out to find a fancy body fat scale which allows you to measure your body fat and lean muscle mass so that you can get the exact amount of muscle necessary for ultimate success in endurance sports.

Depending on the exact degree of severity, treatment may be required, and other measures (such as limiting activity) may be recommended to minimize the amount of work done by the heart.

An Anomaly is a measure of dT, if a year starts off above baseline but ends below baseline the exact same amount then the sum of diference over the time period is zero meaning the anomaly is zero.

Costs awards should reflect more what the court views as a fair and reasonable amount that should be paid by the unsuccessful parties, rather than any exact measure of the actual costs to the successful litigant.

«Rather than engaging in a purely mathematical exercise, the judge awarding costs should reflect on what the court views as a reasonable amount that should be paid by the unsuccessful party rather than any exact measure of the actual costs of the successful litigant.»