Until now, other vegetarian ingredients, like agar-agar and carrageenan, have worked as substitutes.
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The tender whites are made with local soy milk and agar agar, which is poured into an egg mold.
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It's made from hibiscus tea bags, water, and agar agar — an algae-derived powder that turns gelatinous when mixed with liquid.
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Pierce and Agar would've gotten away with it, too, if Agar hadn't been arrested months later for passing a counterfeit check.
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The music is a product of the "new wave of creativity" spreading across France, says Armand Bultheel, one half of Agar Agar.
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If you're making vegan shots, you can substitute the gelatin for one teaspoon of agar agar, a vegan product derived from seaweed.
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I didn't have to fill my pantry with scary ingredients like agar agar powder — which is also a thing, by the way.
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"We use things borrowed from the world of molecular gastronomy like alginate and agar-agar to add stability and structure," says Dobrzensky.
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The first course is a blissfully fluffy terrine of Roma tomatoes crushed with zucchini flowers, mint, agar-agar, Tabasco and a pinch of sugar.
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This has more to do with agar than gelatin, but with agar you really want to get it super-boiling so that the jellification works.
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The depths are a swirl of tapioca, agar-agar and basil seeds like a hundred tiny eyes, jellied on the outside with a crunch within.
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Make the raspberry gel: Combine all ingredients in a saucepan and bring the mixture to a boil for 2 minutes to fully hydrate the agar agar.
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Then the top is lopped off, and the water is drained, cooked with agar-agar until near syrup and returned to the shell to set overnight.
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Or using really acidic fruit juices—if you use too much pineapple or grapefruit juice, it can break down the jellifying properties of gelatin and agar agar.
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Some efforts use the technology to simulate real food: Project Nourished served scents, visuals and agar-agar to make diners think they were munching on real sushi.
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The exception is an underseasoned quinoa-mushroom version in which agar-agar supplants cow's foot, giving the jigote a slightly viscous texture, oddly reminiscent of American chop suey.
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Roberto Cuoghi's "Ether en Flocons" (2016-18) at Hauser & Wirth is an installation of birds molded in agar-agar and pork gelatin, all originating from a dead, red-breasted bird.
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What's more, you don't have to be a whiz in the kitchen to concoct the mask: Just boil water, add tea bags, and whisk in agar agar until it bubbles.
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In the first episode of Bougie Budget, "Eating Bougie," host Monique Moses shows you how to make a vegetarian caviar for under $10 using agar agar powder, balsamic vinegar and vegetable oil.
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So to make an edible glowing pie, the geniuses at Pies Are Awesome mixed some agar-agar—a gelatinous substance derived from algae—with some tonic water and applied it to the pie.
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I put laundry away and return to the kitchen to experiment with some of the agar agar and instant coffee one roommate/friend left behind when they left to study abroad this semester.
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Conway quickly whips out a phone to show Underwood Agar.
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Agar turned out to be the perfect habitat for microbes.
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Bacteria in agar could easily be sandwiched between the layers.
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Shorthand summary: Can we do better than bacteria smeared on agar?
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Could she use agar to make art, and if so, how?
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Agar learned this lesson the hard way while opening up Rye.
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"When someone stands to profit, you should be suspicious," Agar says.
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This interest manifested further when Fisher was shown "agar plates"—Petri dishes that contain some type of growth medium (like agar, which is a jelly-like substance obtained from algae) used to culture microorganisms or small plants.
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The groom's mother was the bookkeeper at Lamb's Discount Supply, a hardware store in Onida, S.D. His father retired as a small-grains farmer in Agar, and works as a hand on another farm, also in Agar.
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Some pathogenic microbes, like viruses, can't be detected within agar petri dishes.
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Fisher explains that this depends on what kind of agar she uses.
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If you can get your hands on a vegan gelatin substitute, like agar agar or Vegan Jel, this avocado semifreddo is a luscious, refreshing dessert that otherwise leans on coconut milk and pureed avocado only for its creaminess.
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Babbage's designs, Mr Agar observes, must be seen as "materialisations of state activity".
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"I wanted to save money, but instead a created a nightmare," Agar told VICE.
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The benefits of these hypothetical devices tend to be exaggerated and oversimplified, Agar says.
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Stephen Agar, who is in charge of letters at Royal Mail, apologized on Friday.
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Los Angeles-based inventor Matsuoka Chokichi introduced a patent to manufacture agar in 1921.
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Agar packaging in a firmer state that evokes a shell, and a lightweight form that's more like a spongeLike mushrooms, another organic material which has been heralded as the future of packaging, agar can simply be composted at the end of its use.
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The designers also experimented with freezing and compressing the agar to give it different properties.
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The main difference between the algae variety that is used to make TerraVia's oil and other ones like carrageenan or agar-agar is that this one is grown in the dark, which keeps it from becoming green and picking up a spirulina-like flavor.
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They spread the mixtures on agar gel—bacteria food—and the Listerine-treated bacteria didn't grow.
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Agar is a substance you're already very familiar with, even if you don't know its name.
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"The brokers give them false promises," said Niguse Mekonen, a spokesman for the charity Agar Ethiopia.
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They mixed and poured agar, labeled plates, and pipetted reagents with very little help from Powel.
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The finalists in the contest have crafted beautiful, detailed, and complex work using bacteria and agar.
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When they put the results on agar plates to see what grew, they got 80,000 colonies.
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He is the son of Robert L. Joachim of Agar, S.D., and the late Elaine S. Joachim.
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An hour before, he had been in lab, removing from the incubator his boxes of agar plates.
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A soft pelt of green spores covered the agar and concealed at first an oozing bacterial film.
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Sudan says neighboring South Sudan has been giving refuge to Malik Agar, one of many rebels in Sudan.
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With the help of a railway employee named William Pierce, Agar made copies of the train's safe keys.
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It's made with mineral water and agar and is served with the option of roasted soybean flour, a.k.a.
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It comes from the wood of the Asian Agar tree, which is used around the world for various purposes.
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His father, Jeff, was a Detroit Tigers prospect in the 1980s, and Agar has always felt drawn to athletics.
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In layman's terms: "Bacteria grows in nutrient rich environments, and agar plates are a nutrient rich environment," Semicolon_Expected wrote.
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Agar says it's most valuable to have broad ethical discussions, especially with those who might not agree with us.
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He used mushroom broth and kelp solidified with agar inside bendy straws to create slimy, floppy, savory gummy gagh worms.
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Mr Agar draws a link to the very origins of computing: Charles Babbage's Difference Engine in the 1820s in Britain.
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Additionally, customers can purchase framed prints of Nereim, Agar and McKay's work through a partnership with custom framing startup, Framebridge.
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"Depending on the outcome of [ Game of Thrones], I may draw some agar plates specifically detailing the end," she said.
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In the end, though, Valadares said that he stripped the game down to the essentials that remain online today. Agar.
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Hesse, who was married to a German scientist, suggested growing microbes in agar, which her grandmother used in pudding recipes.
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To the typical medium—a nutrient-rich gelatin called agar, derived from seaweed—they tried adding blood, chicken bouillon, urine.
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What's supporting that structure is some sort of thickening agent—agar (from algae), lecithin (typically from soy), or gelatin (from animals).
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Designers at AMAM are using agar, a gelatinous substance derived from marine algae, to create a safe, ecological alternative to plastic.
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Agar is made by boiling a specific type of red algae, which results in the collapse of the plant's cellular walls.
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Doain suamimu agar menjadi suami yang sholeh, biar aku bisa menuntut hak ku buat berpasangan denganmu di akhirat nanti untuk selamanya.
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The stench of agar, a brown gelatinous medium that provides nutrients and a stable environment for bacteria to grow, is overwhelming.
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Atop a table in a whiteboard-lined conference room sat a hexagonal mass of agar, a sort of seafood Jell-O.
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First, before we added the elements of the experiment, we'd fill the dish with agar, a clear, rubbery substance derived from seaweed.
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The police were baffled, but authorities caught a break in 1856, when a convicted criminal named Edward Agar confessed to the crime.
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Ironically, Agar had nothing to do with the bad check; he was set up by a rival, and arrested on false charges.
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Early microbiologists discovered that E. coli grew well in the lab, in broths or in plates of agar with even minimal nutrition.
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The most visually stunning piece is Force Majeure: every surface is covered in gelatinous, nutrient-rich agar, which nourishes live bacteria cultures.
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IFA president Nihal Agar said on Sunday the MLA had not listened to the Indian community's earlier concerns when the ad initially screened.
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Under a black light, the agar/tonic water mixture glows blue, making for an eye-catching dessert that won't poison your dinner guests.
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His Raindrop Cake, made from a gelatin-like substance called agar, was inspired by mizu shingen mochi, a Japanese dessert he discovered online.
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A new material named "agar plasticity" just won the prestigious Lexus Design Award, given out as part of the annual Milan furniture fair.
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And of course, should a piece of agar plastic make its way into the ocean, it would slowly be reclaimed by the sea.
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Almost exactly one year ago, the world was introduced to that glistening blob of mineral water and agar known as the Raindrop Cake.
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Here, the growths of bacterial colonies shade an illuminated grid of agar-coated tiles with delicate, watercolorlike splotches of pink, yellow and gray.
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Wagashi makers work with just a few, relatively humble ingredients: rice flour; glutinous rice flour, which is made into a sticky dough called mochi; beans boiled until tender, mashed into a paste and mixed with sugar, to be molded like fondant or used as filling; kanten (agar-agar) or kudzu powder, for jelly; and occasionally fruit and flowers (as accents and flavorings).
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The agar powder is dissolved in water, which is then poured into her face-shaped cast and left to set in a cool temperature.
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Although less dazzling, "Force Majeure" is more hypnotic, transforming 400 tiles coated with agar into a living, evolving painting of splotches of all colors.
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"Our technology progresses faster than our ability to grasp it," says Nicholas Agar, a philosophy professor at Victoria University of Wellington in New Zealand.
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"I'm not happy," she anxiously told the Thomson Reuters Foundation, while staying in a shelter for trafficked women run by a local charity Agar Ethiopia.
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The agar was a kind of stage on which the experiment played out, where cells divided and bacteria and viruses interacted and changed each other.
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Simply made from bean paste, sugar and the thickening agent agar, it's usually formed into chewy, colorful little blocks, sometimes flavored with banana or coconut.
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To create a strong and stable compound, she added the molecules chitosan from crustaceans and agar from red algae to her scales-and-skin mixture.
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Agar, who heads a group known as the SPLM-North, said he wanted to agree a common position with the Forces for Freedom and Change.
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Later, Pierce and Agar boarded the train as passengers, and (with the help of a corrupt guard) took the gold and replaced it with lead.
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Using it as a plural in a clue like this is a bit gluey to me, even if we're talking about multiple batches of AGAR.
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Jane Hinton, one of the first black women to get a veterinary degree, helped develop the Mueller-Hinton agar, a lab tool that helps grow bacteria.
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The dish is filled with agar jelly, a nutritious medium perfect for growing bacteria, and its surface is divided into channels containing different concentrations of antibiotic drugs.
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In 2014, it discovered the Agar-Plantain fields, which are estimated to contain a commercial 30-50 million boe and where first oil is expected in 2022.
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Agar and Plantain have "estimated combined mid-case resources of 60 million barrels oil equivalent, with an upside case of 98 million barrels oil equivalent", Azinor said.
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"I had no idea what the cost of doing business was going to be," said Tanner Agar, owner and CEO of Rye, a neighborhood restaurant in McKinney, Texas.
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"This (negotiation) process has to be done by the President of South Sudan because he has the leverage over armed groups that are operating in Sudan," Agar said.
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Agar and Pierce passed the gold off to a confidant at a stop in Redhill, and remained on the train all the way to Dover, where they disembarked.
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Yellow arthrobacter pityocampae, orange micromonospora equina, green fridge mold, and Janthinobacterium Lividum—dyed purple due to anti-fungal compound violacein—make their way across luminous white agar plates.
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Sources close to the rapper tell us, in order to lock Travis down, promoter Jefferson Agar of Twin Cities Live had to make sure he could attend both gigs.
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When he checked the status of his nematodes, however, the tranquil blue-green surface of the agar, uncannily like human skin in its soft firmness, was not so tranquil.
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There will be a diorama lined with tile and containing sculptures coated with agar, a gelatinous substance that supports the growth of bacteria gathered in Manhattan's Chinatown and Koreatown.
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Take an inorganic substrate—in this case an epoxy known as SU-8 that's useful for building tiny machine components—and blot it with bacteria swarming on an agar plate.
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A statement from SPLM-N chairman Malik Agar said the three officials had been "denied access to their accommodation" and deported in a military aircraft to Juba, South Sudan's capital.
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The MEGA plate revealed all this and more: Descendants of the drug-resistant mutants instinctively migrated to new territories, the areas of fresh agar nourishment and also higher antibiotic concentration.
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It's a rectangular platform, two feet wide and four feet long, filled with a gelatinous substance known as agar, a seaweed-derived substance that's commonly used to facilitate microbial growth.
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After the Juba talks, state news agency SUNA said the military council reached an agreement with the wing of the armed Sudan People's Liberation Movement-North headed by Malik Agar.
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Bear in mind that gelatin is made by cooking animal bones to release their collagen, so vegetarians and vegans may instead want to use powdered agar, a type of seaweed.
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In the peak of summer, it began with a deeply savory, agar-gelled "tea" made of smoked fruit and vegetable trimmings, flush with edible flowers and fresh herbs as garnish.
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LONDON, June 14 (Reuters) - Cairn Energy has bought a 50 percent stake in the Agar-Plantain oilfields in the British North Sea from Azinor Catalyst, the companies said on Thursday.
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The best recipes I've tried are made from cashews, ground up with nutritional yeast and all manner of seasonings (smoked paprika, garlic powder, oregano), and then set with agar powder.
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Yi has cultivated different bacteria on the agar, which covers the entire enclosed room; inside are versions of some of her previous works: draped epoxy resin sculptures and framed, artificial flowers.
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The noodles are made from agar jelly, which is cut into strips and served in a bowl atop crushed ice and alongside evaporated milk, mochi and frozen melon balls, and mango chunks.
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Sudan and Agar signed a ceasefire on April 17 covering the Blue Nile and South Kordofan regions, a week after Sudanese President Omar al Bashir was overthrown after 30 years of rule.
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The process of quality checking media typically involves putting agar—a jelly-like material commonly used to culture bacteria—in a petri dish then streaking the solution with a zigzag line of bacteria.
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The ability to morph the agar from a feathery cushion to a rigid shell is what makes it the perfect substance to replace a wide range of packaging materials, from bubble wrap to Styrofoam.
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Considering the context and meaning of data—not just the data itself—is a key feature of ethnographic research, argues Michael Agar, who has written extensively about how ethnographers come to understand the world.
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As Jon Agar, professor of science and technology studies at University College London observes, Thatcher even asked for the exact chemical formulas that were used to analyse acid rain, which she then went through herself.
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The raindrop cake, or mizu shingen mochi, is supposedly a variant of rice cake, originally made with pristine water from the Japanese Alps and solidified using granulated sugar, agar (a jelly like substance), and soybean powder.
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And as those who garden know, agar is actually beneficial for plants: It is used as a wetting agent to help keep soil moist, something the designers envision as an added bonus for the material's end-life.
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Saturday's talks were attended by Tut Gatluak, South Sudan's presidential envoy on security; General Mohamed Hamadan Dagalo, deputy chief of Sudan's ruling Transitional Military council; and Agar, head of a loosely affiliated group of armed opposition groups.
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Even then, it was a summer treat flavored with different saps and syrups; later, it was scattered with toppings like red azuki beans, ripe fruit and sweet jellies made with agar, the natural gel harvested from algae.
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In "The Government Machine: A Revolutionary History of the Computer" from 19793, Jon Agar of University College London charts the development of the British civil service as it ballooned from 21979,21993 employees in 21957 to 460,000 by 1999.
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Though it's near-extinct even in New England, coffee jelly—and other jelly desserts—continue to see popularity in Japan; agar, a seaweed-based gelatinizing agent, is said to have been discovered in 17th-century Japan, according to researchers.
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I learned that the United States is far from alone in its dedication to jellies: grass jelly in China, kanten in Japan and gulaman in the Philippines are all made from agar, a bouncy gelling agent extracted from algae.
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" Haleh Agar is the author of Out Of Touch, out on April 2, 2020 "Highly unoriginal, but as someone who had wanted to be a writer forever (and a massive tomboy to boot), I was always a Jo fangirl.
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"Every day we're contacted by people who have bought cute, friendly, cuddly animals [from other farms] but can't get anywhere near them," sighs Vicky Agar, who runs the business with her husband and offers training to alpacas and their owners.
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After starting to attempt to lift itself on day 6, SB-1 started to slowly crawl on the agar surface of the culture well on day 9, and started to eat the algal food provided the culture plate on day 13.
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For Microbial Me, Fisher opted for UTI agar (generally used to help differentiate between the various micro-organisms that cause urinary tract infections), allowing for more striking and chaotic results that are also visually appealing because of how the bacteria engages with it.
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After starting to attempt to lift itself on day 6, SB-1 started to slowly crawl on the agar surface of the culture well on day 20153, and started to eat the algal food provided… in the culture plate on day 13.
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After starting to attempt to lift itself on day 6, SB-1 started to slowly crawl on the agar surface of the culture well on day 9, and started to eat the algal food provided ... in the culture plate on day 13.
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To make the planet's surface ideal for different species growth, they ended up using a mixture of agar (a jelly-like substance obtained from algae), common dirt, and a solution to regulate the world's pH, as the moss needs acidity to grow.
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But the main reason that I can't keep up is the E.M.R. Like some virulent bacteria doubling on the agar plate, the E.M.R. grows more gargantuan with each passing month, requiring ever more (and ever more arduous) documentation to feed the beast.
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He was deeply shaken by the episode, and apparently on the verge of drowning himself in the Thames, when he bumped into a playboy friend, Sir Wellbore Agar, who lured him away with the promise of drink, a woman, beef and Yorkshire pudding.
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Azinor, which is backed by private equity firm Seacrest Capital and owns a portfolio of North Sea assets, discovered the Agar-Plantain fields in 2014 and said on Thursday that it expected to start drilling in the third quarter, pending regulatory approval.
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That means local farming and foraging for ingredients, no red meat, deserts made from agar (an algae-based gelatin), lots of aquaculture, a proliferation of bivalves which play an important role in filtering ocean water, and canned or preserved foods we might need to turn to as crops shift.
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Scott says he received an invoice for a private aircraft but did not receive a confirmed travel itinerary even after following up with PJAM two days before the performance, therefore, he canceled because Agar, Martini and Johnston were unable to confirm flights had been booked, according to court documents.
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It featured two living dioramas: bacteria grown in agar sourced from Manhattan's Chinatown and Koreatown, and a colony of ants exposed to a special scent museum visitors were also spritzed with, "creating the possibility of a shared psychic experience between ant and human," according to the show description.
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Ingredients for the pig's blood:2 1/2 cups heavy cream3/4 cup pig's blood1 cup granulated sugar53/4 cup whole milk1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon5 sheets gelatin for the pickled rhubarb:4 2/3 cups white wine vinegar3/4 cup basil, divided63 2/3 cups granulated white sugar1 case rhubarb for the rhubarb foam:23 grams pickled rhubarb liquid220 grams versa whip24 20.001/212 grams xanthum for the herb powder:25 grams basil powder73 grams parsley powder27 grams confectioners' sugar for the raspberry gel:22 grams raspberry puree28 grams granulated sugar5 grams agar agar for the garnish:8 blueberries3 pieces basil3 pieces German basil3 pieces opal basil3 pieces raspberry filled with gel23 strawberriesfreeze-dried blackberries Directions 1.
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Be on the lookout as well for a survey of work by the turn-of-the-century African-American painter Henry Ossawa Tanner (Michael Rosenfeld, A16); the mysteriously magical paintings of Markus Lüpertz (Michael Werner, C8); Gordon Parks's amazing color photograph of a tightly packed, jubilant crowd at the 1963 March on Washington (Howard Greenberg, A19753); Rackstraw Downes's pocket-size oil painting "Vent Tower and Salt Shed," in which two Department of Sanitation structures become found abstractions in a quiet city scene (Betty Cuningham, D18); and the disconcerting spot where Seth Price's large-scale, lightbox images of human skin (Petzel, B4) face off against Roberto Cuoghi's bird corpses cast in agar-agar and pork gelatin (Hauser & Wirth, B3).
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To observe the do-or-die encounter between bacteria and an antibiotic drug, the research team constructed a two-foot by four-foot petri dish -- dubbed the Microbial Evolution and Growth Arena or MEGA plate -- and filled it with agar, a jellylike nourishment used in labs to feed growing organisms.
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In a response and counterclaim filed on Tuesday and obtained by PEOPLE, the rapper, born Jacques Webster, accuses Jefferson Agar, Alex Martini and Patrick Johnston with entertainment events company PJAM of failing to set up travel arrangements for his scheduled 30-minute appearance at Myth Live nightclub in Maplewood, on Feb.
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This is a great note to end this season on, both because the entire movie is a Mole People throwback and because it sets up our hero, Doug McClure, as a worthy successor to Mole People's John Agar and as a bastion of riffable bad films in his own right.
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Prior testing methods used in the food industry involve gathering a sample and growing bacteria on a culture like agar, and sending it to a lab to quantify the levels of unwanted organisms with a series of washes that can diminish the yield and quality of the data presented in test results.
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