French varieties

It was further noted that the French variety was the preferred one of commerce but that Russian oil was often a substitute. So what the hell does this have to do with anything Well, look at Table XIII and see for yourself [2, vol. IV, p. 6]. 

A white wine flavored with wormwood or other herbs such as anise, cinnamon, bitter orange peel, cloves, and elderberries. There are two types (1) a dark or reddish, richly flavored (sweet) Italian variety and (2) a pale yellow or light, dry French variety. Vermouth can be used as a liqueur or in cocktails. 

According to Field (1835) this was made from the lees of wine from which die tartar has been washed, by burning, in the manner of ivory black . While one might assume that it was a product of the German city of Frankfurt, Watin (1785) states that this black also came from Strasbourg and Mayence. The French variety is said to be superior. Field also noted that inferior Frankfort black is merely levigated charcoal , while the Mallet (1870) edition of Field states diat it is animal charcoal mixed with some fine sort of lamp black qq.v.). Heaton (1928) however, simply hsts Frankfort black as synonymous with drop black , a term which odierwise means a bone black. 

St T was a double haploid line of Stellar. Certified seeds of the French variety Drakkar (Drk C) were used as high linolenic acid control. 

The Superplus with its RON and MON greater than or equal to 98 and 88 respectively. These two values do not correspond to official specifications but to quality specification sheets drawn up by French auto manufacturers. Strictly according to the rules, Superplus is only a variety of a top quality Eurosuper. 

Although phosphine [7803-51-2] was discovered over 200 years ago ia 1783 by the French chemist Gingembre, derivatives of this toxic and pyrophoric gas were not manufactured on an industrial scale until the mid- to late 1970s. Commercial production was only possible after the development of practical, economic processes for phosphine manufacture which were patented in 1961 (1) and 1962 (2). This article describes both of these processes briefly but more focus is given to the preparation of a number of novel phosphine derivatives used in a wide variety of important commercial appHcations, for example, as flame retardants (qv), flotation collectors, biocides, solvent extraction reagents, phase-transfer catalysts, and uv photoinitiators. 

As the twentieth centui y began, two new prime movers were greatly extending the power of fossil-fueled civilization. Internal-combustion engines (Otto and Diesel varieties), developed and perfected by a number of French and German engineers between 1860 and 1900, opened the possibilities of unprecedented personal mobility, first when installed in cars, trucks, and buses, and later when used to propel the first airplanes. The steam turbine, invented by Charles Parsons, patented in 1884 and then rapidly... 

This law was first stated, in a more complex form, in 1884 by Henri Le CMtelier (1850-1936), a French chemist who had studied a variety of industrial equilibria, including those involved in the production of iron in the blast furnace. The statement is commonly referred to as Le Ch telier s principle. 

Because of a soft, not a spirited edge, the French martini has a double appeal as a cocktail and as an aperitif. Variations incorporate Lillet, and a variety of fruit juices like pineapple. I have it on some authority, from a rearrived ex-pat, that the drink was popular a few years ago in Paris, on the bar row of the Rue de Lappe. 

All of these loaves will have been made from French soft wheat flour without the use of fat or soy flour. This flour will have been milled with a low starch damage from varieties of French soft wheat grown for bead making. 

The camphor employed is of the synthetic variety supplied by Howe and French, Boston. If an optically active product is desired, active natural camphor may be used. 

Iridium - the atomic number is 77 and the chemical symbol is Ir. The name derives from the Latin Iris, the greek goddess of rainbows because of the variety of colors in the element s salt solutions . Iridium and osmium were both discovered in a crude platinum ore in 1803 by the English chemist Smithson Tennant. Iridium was discovered independently by the French chemist H. V. Collet-Descotils also in 1803. Descotils actually published one month before Tennant but Tennent is given credit for the discovery, perhaps because he alone also found osmium in the ore. 

Abbas, N., Lucking, C. B., Ricard, S., Durr, A., Bonifati, V., et al. 1999. A wide variety of mutations in the parkin gene are responsible for autosomal recessive parkinsonism in Europe. French Parkinson s Disease Genetics Study Group and the European Consortium on Genetic Susceptibility in Parkinson s Disease. Hum Mol Genet 8 567-74. 

In the mid-nineteenth century the entomologist Henri Fabre noted that French ants (garden variety) busily bustled about their business on hot... 

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