Sentences with phrase «types of plates»

Finding monsters can give you different types of plates, which in turn opens up optional dungeons (most based on reconstructed versions of other dungeons).

No matter what you're looking for, we've covered all types of plates for the first time eaters, picky toddlers and beyond.

By looking at bone tissue under a microscope, Saitta says that he could tell that wasn't the case because some of each type of plate had finished growing — hallmark of a mature animal.

The content covered by the lesson are; Convection currents recap, what happens at the four (4) types of plate boundaries, identifying the different plate boundaries on a map, and how are hazards formed at different plate boundaries.

In the last fifty years, this type of plate boundary produced three giant earthquakes, Chile, in 1960, Alaska, in 1964 and Sumatra in 2004.

Artist's cross section illustrating the main types of plate boundaries on Earth.

I love those old Merchant / Ivory movies in the grand old houses in England of yesteryear where they display row upon row of gleaming copper saucepans and butler's pantries filled to the brim with every type of plate, cup, saucer, bowl and crystal stemware one could imagine.

Quick question, what type of plate hangers do you use.

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You could also get a detailed view of the vehicles in your fleet, including whether they have been fitted by a tracking device, what type of tracking device, and the serial number of the tracking device installed on the vehicle, as well as information that is specific to the vehicle itself, such as the VIN, the license plate, odometer and engine hours.

They usually have a plate of bite - sized delicacies, a new type of cheese or sausage.

A secondary target host rock type is mafic volcanic rock of the Upper Plate rock sequence, similar to Newmont's Twin Creeks Mine.

Heidi, I'm eating a plate of these Brussels sprouts as I type this, and I'm delighted... Thanks so much 4 the recipe; --RRB-

Just made this dish (I am genuinely typing with a plate in front of me as I speak), and was wondering about an issue I had with the eggplant.

Next comes the cheese plate and 5 types of crackers, the smoked salmon and shrimp (yes, twice), and the toasted bagels and English muffins.

Hi Ale, I usually do not remove the cheesecake from the bottom plate unless I'm doing some type of layering, like the red velvet cheesecake.

Love the way you have this plated... it's a rainbow of colors / textures / flavors:) Oh, and I'm totally a dish reorganizer, but only cuz Nate has no idea what he's doing;) I think my favorite cuisine types are very similar to yours!

Sampler Plate from Rawtastic with spring roles, avocado on raw bread and two types of raw kelp noodles (which surprisingly did not taste like seaweed at all and were super good!)

Plate Type Heat Exchanger — these are thin plates stacked together in a frame with fluid flow channels between set of plates.

A plate metal detector installed in bonded - type conveyor belt systems where the height of the product stream will not exceed 100 mm.

Tips for putting together a cheese plate, what cheeses to include, what type of wine to serve, and other items to add.

«The decisions you make about what you put in the center of your plate are far more important than the decisions you make regarding what type of lightbulb you put in your house or what type of car you drive in terms of impact on climate,» Mr. Brown said.

Quinoa and all types of cous cous are served very sparingly on his plate.

It features an anti-torque plate that fastens to your table or portable mounting board, and an fine mesh liner bag that lets you press pulped apples and a variety of other types of fruit.

If you love jalapenos, salsas or any type of chiles or know someone that loves jalapenos, then give yourself or the aspiring chef on your shopping list the gift of flavor and spiciness with the Jalapeno Lovers Gift Pack so you can use the poblanos to do killer rellenos, a can of jalapenos to cook up a plate of delicious nachos, the serranos to make authentic Mexican salsa or to serve chipotles in adobo over sea bass; or with the Chile Pepper Lovers Pack which is perfect if you want to become a jalapeno connoisseur, with it you will taste the many different ways jalapeno peppers are applied as the main ingredient in salsas like La Victoria Salsa Jalapena, El Pato Salsa de Jalapeno (Jalapeno sauce) and Buffallo Jalapeno, sauces like El Yucateco Jalapeno Sauce and Pico Pica green sauce jalapeno, canned jalapeno chile peppers both as whole or sliced from Herdez and Embasa and dips with cheese or beans by Fritos.

Two things determine the class: age of the driver and type of engine / restrictor plate they're running.

The type of injuries that can develop from overuse stem from ligament strains, bone structure / growth plate injuries and tendon injuries such as tendinitis or labral tears.

HomeSelfe, the makers of a free, home energy audit app have stepped up to the plate in order to help parents who are struggling with this exact type of dilemma.

Due to other types of locking mechanisms on lap and shoulder belts (e.g., in the retractor or on the latch plate), locking clips are rarely needed now.

The kids are having fun learning about different types of transportation, playing with road maps, and creating art with license plates.

Instead, we should recognize that every type of parent, whether they work outside the home home or they stay home with there children, has a plate full of responsibilities that include taking care of the kids and managing family life.

This removes the need for traditional electrodes, reduces the structure's bulk and allows more choices in the type and thickness of plates.

The New York Civil Liberties Union has focused its concerns specifically on the LMSI, taking the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS)-- the program's main source of funding — to court to obtain information on, among other things, the location of cameras and license plate readers, the type of equipment being used, the timeline for implementing the security initiative as well as a list of buildings and other structures to be protected.

Yeast grow on an agar plate in the form of the microbe's chromosomes, with colors representing whether a chromosome exists in a synthetic form (yellow) or just wild - type (orange).

That's because the earthquake was of a type known as strike - slip, in which the plates shift sideways.

Whereas a battery or a fuel cell creates electricity using chemical reactions, the most basic type of capacitor employs two narrowly separated conductive plates.

The Titanic was held together by 3 million rivets made with a different type of iron than the hull plates, he notes.

There are many types of sundials, but in general each consists of a gnomon, a thin rod that casts a shadow onto a dial, and a flat plate or platform.

Discovered in the early 2000s, slow slips are a type of silent earthquake in which two plates slip harmlessly past one another over weeks or months.

For example, much of our understanding of the large - and small - scale convection patterns driving plate tectonics has come about by using Birch - type proxies for temperature and composition.

The two cell types formed structures reminiscent of bone growth plates — cartilage on one side, bone and marrow on the other, they report online 6 September in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

Interventions tested included changing the colour of the plate, increasing exercise, waitress service, playing different types of music, singing, doing tai - chi, creating a home - like eating environment, providing nutrition supplements, and boosting the social aspect of eating.

To understand how water affects subduction of the oceanic plate, in which layers of different rock types sink into the mantle, the UO team studied hydrogen isotopes in water contained in tiny blobs of glass trapped in olivine crystals in basalt.

The photographs were recorded on three type of glass photographic plates, sensitive to blue - green, red and near - infrared light.

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Since current phagehunting procedures of Mycobacterium phages all use identical plating conditions, we would like to explore alternative phagehunting procedures to determine if that affects the type of phages isolated.

Briefly, single - cell suspensions of C57BL / 6 KO and wild - type lymphocytes, which had undergone a 96 hr in vitro boost with γ - irradiated (3,000 rad) BALB / c stimulator lymphocytes, were added to 96 - well microtiter plates (Corning Inc., Corning, NY) along with 2 × 104 51Cr - labeled BALB / c corneal epithelial or endothelial cells in a total volume of 200 μl / well.

Cells were spun at 300g for 5 min, resuspended in 8 ml EC growth medium and plated in two wells of a six - well plate coated for 2 h at 37 °C with type I Collagen (isolated from rat tail tendons).

He showed that SOXC proteins are required to form cartilage growth plates, that is, the specialized type of cartilage that drives skeletal elongation in fetal and postnatal vertebrates and that also initiates the progressive replacement of cartilage by bone.

Instead of developing into motor neurons like they usually would, most cells instead differentiated into a type of glial cell called a floor plate cell.

(A) BaF3 cells control or stably transduced with wild - type or with V617F, Y931C or V617F / Y931C mutant were washed 3 times in PBS to remove the residual IL - 3 and seeded in 6 - well plates at a concentration of 100,000 cells / mL in culture medium.