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2018
This chapter covers the ingredients normally used in sugar confectionery. These include the carbohydrate containing ingredients: sugars, invert syrup, glucose syrup (corn syrup), high fructose glucose syrup (high fructose corn syrup or isoglucose), molasses (treacle).
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This chapter covers the ingredients normally used in sugar confectionery. These include the carbohydrate containing ingredients: sugars, invert syrup, glucose syrup (corn syrup), high fructose glucose syrup (high fructose corn syrup or isoglucose), molasses (treacle).
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American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy, 2007
A number of years ago, ASHP distributed a videotape titled “The Invisible Ingredient.” Its goal was to help audiences outside the profession understand that pharmacists are key players on the health care team.
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A number of years ago, ASHP distributed a videotape titled “The Invisible Ingredient.” Its goal was to help audiences outside the profession understand that pharmacists are key players on the health care team.
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The mental ingredients of bitterness
Journal on Multimodal User Interfaces, 2009In view of multimodal interfaces capable of a de- tailed representation of the User's possible emotions, the pa- per analyses bitterness in terms of its mental ingredients, the beliefs and goals represented in the mind of a person when feeling an emotion. Bitterness is a negative emotion in between anger and sadness: like anger, it is caused by as ense
Isabella Poggi, Francesca D'Errico
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AI Matters, 2020
We have AI in our cars, in our mobile phones, and AI in our video games. We have AI in medicine, AI in the military applications, and AI in government agencies. It's getting harder to find an aspect of our daily lives that doesn't purport to have some kind of interaction with AI.
Cameron Hughes, Tracey Hughes
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We have AI in our cars, in our mobile phones, and AI in our video games. We have AI in medicine, AI in the military applications, and AI in government agencies. It's getting harder to find an aspect of our daily lives that doesn't purport to have some kind of interaction with AI.
Cameron Hughes, Tracey Hughes
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1999
Abstract As we have seen, the reformers’ overriding desire was to get rid of Arabic and Persian borrowings, even if the proposed replacements were equally non-Turkish: hudut [A] ‘frontier’ was dislodged by sintr [G] (sýnurori), millet [A] ‘nation’ by ulus [M], şehir [P] ‘city’ by the Sogdian kent ‘small town, village’, isttlah [A ...
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Abstract As we have seen, the reformers’ overriding desire was to get rid of Arabic and Persian borrowings, even if the proposed replacements were equally non-Turkish: hudut [A] ‘frontier’ was dislodged by sintr [G] (sýnurori), millet [A] ‘nation’ by ulus [M], şehir [P] ‘city’ by the Sogdian kent ‘small town, village’, isttlah [A ...
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The essential ingredients of collaboration
Proceedings of the 2005 International Symposium on Collaborative Technologies and Systems, 2005., 2005We propose there are eight essential ingredients for collaboration, regardless of any underlying technology - including face-to-face environments. These ingredients are: two or more people; shared space; time; a common objective; focus on the objective; common language; knowledge in the area of the objective; and interaction.
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Ingredient-Guided Region Discovery and Relationship Modeling for Food Category-Ingredient Prediction
IEEE Transactions on Image Processing, 2022Zhiling Wang +2 more
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