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Malting technology: malt, specialized malts and non-malt adjuncts

1995
Some brewers make malt for their own use. This gives them a good sense of the proper price for malt and for the quality of malt that commercial maltsters should deliver from the current crop. But, by making less than all the malt they need, they assure that their own malting capacity always operates near full capacity. The vast bulk of the world’s malt
Michael J. Lewis, Tom W. Young
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Malte Gersch

Angewandte Chemie International Edition
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Malt and Distilled Malt Vinegar

2009
The origins of malt vinegar in Britain go back several hundred years. As Britain is a beer-drinking nation, the early vinegars were simply beer that had turned sour; it was left and encouraged to acetify completely, and then processed, packed and sold in the area around the local beer brewery.
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MALT

Proceedings of the Tenth European Conference on Computer Systems, 2015
Machine learning methods, such as SVM and neural networks, often improve their accuracy by using models with more parameters trained on large numbers of examples. Building such models on a single machine is often impractical because of the large amount of computation required.
Hao Li   +3 more
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MALT | Chemistry of Malting

2003
M.S. Izydorczyk, M.J. Edney
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Malte Oscar Malte

The Canadian field-naturalist, 1934
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MALT symposium

Journal of Electrocardiology, 2011
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