Pence was made the most palatable choice by those around him.
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Those titles are the most palatable examples in a world of increasing photorealism in games.
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Safran says this is most palatable for those who can combine it with a refinance.
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While ska may not be the most palatable music—and where is the grime election track?!
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Far easier to align oneself with what is most palatable, and dismiss everything else out of pocket.
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At 17A, the most palatable option by far for what "might pop out of a kid's mouth" has to be BUBBLE GUM.
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On the one hand, they sound like all the most palatable, pure pop-funk sounds from the 80s (think Prince, Rick Astley etc).
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You have an aversion to confrontation, so you usually find the most palatable way to present an argument or disagreement before approaching others.
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Your DNA makes you who you are, so theoretically, it could help dictate your daily workout or pick the most palatable bottle of wine.
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Ironically, Luke Cage's Iron Fist crossover was one of the season's strongest episodes, and certainly the most palatable Danny Rand has ever been as a character.
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Likewise, virtue signaling is an effective ideological idiom that psychologists say adopts a strategic expression of indignation to assume the shape of moral outrage most palatable to audiences.
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My next choice is Joe Biden, simply because he appears to be the most palatable choice to those Republicans and independents who may consider voting against Mr. Trump.
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" If he had to present the "most palatable" version of the family, in order to be less threatening, he said, "I don't even want to tell that story.
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At the end, the man picks which of the women with their lights still on he finds most palatable and turns the lights of the unappealing contestants off.
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"Mourou is certainly the most palatable candidate Ennahda could offer up to the secularists," said Sharan Grewal, a visiting fellow at the Center for Middle East Policy at Brookings.
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Bloomberg, a successful businessman and founder of Bloomberg L.P., is not in the New Hampshire primary, but he is the Democratic candidate that might be most palatable to markets.
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As Mr. Trump gained steam, Rubio aides took cheer: One by one, they predicted, trailing rivals would quit and endorse Mr. Rubio as the most palatable alternative to Mr. Trump.
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I accept that this dish can be delicious, but I am frustrated by it: The most palatable interpretation of our food is what comes to dominate the conversation of a massive culinary tradition.
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In "The Negro Artist and the Racial Mountain," Hughes addresses the issue of respectability, the belief that promoting only the best, brightest and most palatable forms of blackness might somehow temper white bigotry.
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Indeed, the A.C.L.U. often selected its test plaintiffs with an eye to demographics, picking those who would be most palatable to a federal judiciary that was at first exclusively, and then overwhelmingly, white and male.
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It may be the most palatable advice you will ever get from a doctor: Have a glass of wine, a beer or a cocktail every day, and you just might prevent a heart attack and live longer.
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Indeed, Katherine Franklin, spokeswoman for Ohio Right to Life, told The Hill in December that a 20-week ban would be "most palatable" to the Supreme Court and may ultimately pave the way to overturning Roe v. Wade.
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The politics are subtle here, and it's probably the episode most palatable to conservatives who could just as easily imagine its message about the treatment of veterans as a criticism of Democrats in power during the Walter Reed scandal.
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Mr. Macron may not be able to avoid being loathed by a large portion of the French public, but if he can outlast the strikers, he may well remain the most palatable option in a field of weak political opposition.
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Other than the injured Worley and the demoted Wright, the most palatable internal options are David Hale, who was recently claimed off waivers from the Colorado Rockies, and Cuban signing Ariel Miranda, who has a 4.40 ERA in 77.2 innings so far this year in AAA.
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"There will always be a safe way to identify what's wrong in the world, and the safest, most palatable way will always be through humor, like that of the clown," said Nathan Carver, who has performed as a clown with different groups, including the Ringling Brothers Circus.
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Black was asked on AM to DM on Tuesday about criticism from some in the LGBT community, as exemplified in a recent Outline piece, that Buttigieg is presenting himself to voters as "the most palatable gay man in America" and toning down his sexuality with a more traditional, Midwestern image.
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Within the family Lepidoptera, the banded peacock is one of the most palatable species to predators and is often used as a control food item in experiments studying warning coloration and mimicry. Although vertical stripes are usually a sign of chemically protected species, the banded peacock does not seem to gain any protection from its striped coloration.
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Though it is not one of the most palatable or nutritious grasses, this species is an important forage for livestock in sand hills regions. It begins growth earlier in the season than many other grasses. Some species of wildlife utilize it for food, such as California quail and pocket gophers. Waterfowl and black-tailed prairie dogs use it for cover.
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Corn (USA), or maize (British English), is the second most palatable grain. It provides twice as much digestible energy as an equal volume of oats and is low in fiber. Because of these characteristics, it is easy to over-feed, causing obesity, so horses are seldom fed corn all by itself. Nutritionists caution that moldy corn is poisonous if fed to horses.
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First, to cause significant damage to targeted plants requires understanding when the target plant is most susceptible to grazing damage and when they are most palatable to livestock. Target plant palatability depends on the grazing animals inherited and developed plant preferences (i.e. the shape of sheep and goat's mouths make them well suited for eating broad leaf weeds). Goats are also well designed for eating shrubs.
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Cardiac glycosides levels are higher in the abdomen and wings. Some predators can differentiate between these parts and consume the most palatable ones. Bird predators include brown thrashers, grackles, robins, cardinals, sparrows, scrub jays, pinyon jays, black-headed grosbeak, and orioles. Several species of birds have acquired methods that allow them to ingest monarchs without experiencing the ill effects associated with the cardiac glycosides.
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The ruffled form is the most palatable and is only found to any extent in areas with low grazing pressure such as seagrass meadows. The decumbent form is relatively unattractive to fish and crabs but is eaten in areas with high grazing pressure. It is also eaten intensively by sea urchins such as Diadema antillarum. The encrusting form is unpalatable to all the herbivores and is principally found in areas with high grazing pressure.
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Ikeda noticed that dashi, the Japanese broth of katsuobushi and kombu, had a unique taste not yet scientifically described (not sweet, salty, sour, or bitter). To verify that ionized glutamate was responsible for umami, he studied the taste properties of glutamate salts: calcium, potassium, ammonium, and magnesium glutamate. All these salts elicited umami and a metallic taste due to the other minerals. Of them, sodium glutamate was the most soluble, most palatable, and easiest to crystallize.
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The seeds are eaten by game birds, including grouse. Sweetclover can be used as pasture or livestock feed when properly cured. It is most palatable in spring and early summer, but livestock may need time to adjust to the bitter taste of coumarin in the plant. Prior to World War II, before the common use of commercial agricultural fertilizers, the plant was commonly used as a cover crop to increase nitrogen content and improve subsoil water capacity in poor soils.
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From the perspective of the Scots, the instability in the Isles was almost certainly a cause for concern. Conflict amongst the Islesmen could have led to hostilities overflowing into the Scottish realm, and feuding in the Isles could have been exploited by elements opposed to the Scottish crown. As a result, it is possible that Scots decided to support one half-brother against another, in the expectation that the victor would destroy the power of his rival, thus restoring stability in the region. Of the two, Ragnall appears to have been the most palatable to the Scots,Stringer, KJ (1998) pp. 94–95.
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In a mixed review, Digital Spy's Robert Copsey gave "Change Your Life" a three (out of five) star-rating, and complimented its combination of Azalea's "ferocious rapping quirks with a hook-laden and radio friendly chorus", but felt the song "doesn't completely hit the spot". HipHopDX's Marcus Dowling wrote that "Change Your Life" was among two of Azalea's "most palatable tracks", but was skeptical of her accent and found the track to be "trite, yet contemporary". Less impressed, Troy L. Smith of The Plain Dealer said Azalea lacked T.I.'s charisma, and dismissed the song as "cliché-sounding". AbsolutePunk's Jake Jenkins called it "utterly unbearable".
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His work on nature is known through citations of his books on the subjects, On the Nature of Man, On Flesh (two books), On Mind, On the Senses, On Flavors, On Colors, Causes concerned with Seeds and Plants and Fruits, and Causes concerned with Animals (three books). He spent much of his life experimenting with and examining plants and minerals, and wrote at length on many scientific topics.Petronius ch. 88. Democritus thought that the first humans lived an anarchic and animal sort of life, going out to forage individually and living off the most palatable herbs and the fruit which grew wild on the trees.
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The Bedford Springs were believed to have various and diverse medicinal values due to each spring's unique mix of minerals. The "Bedford Cure" required the patient to imbibe each type of water (or a specific type of water depending on the individual's ailment) on a daily basis during their three-week stay. Examples of the unique springs and their uses are "Magnesium Spring," used for stomach ailments, the "Iron Spring," which was prescribed for iron deficiencies and healthy bones, the "Black Spring" which was used primarily to irrigate the golf course; and the "Sweet Spring" the waters of which were the most palatable. An eighth spring, named the Eternal Spring was discovered in 2006, during the expansion and renovation of the resort.
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" Elizabeth Weitzman of the New York Daily News gave the film three out of five stars, saying "Granted, it's no classic, but a sassy script and good-natured voice work from Benedict Cumberbatch and John Malkovich should keep kids and grownups entertained over the holidays." Ignatiy Vishnevetsky of The A.V. Club gave the film a B, saying "Frenetic and frequently funny, Penguins Of Madagascar represents the DreamWorks Animation franchise style—which boils down to self-aware, but naïve, talking animals who learn kid-friendly life lessons—at its most palatable." Ben Kenigsberg of The New York Times gave the film a positive review, saying "The lack of originality is offset by sheer silliness, including Classified and Skipper's Abbott and Costello-style argument over whether there's a long I in 'diversion.' The word fits the movie.
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Zenas Leonard (March 19, 1809 – July 14, 1857) was an American mountain man, explorer and trader, best known for his journal Narrative of the Adventures of Zenas Leonard Leonard was born in Clearfield County, Pennsylvania. As a young adult, he worked for his uncle in Pittsburgh before moving to St. Louis and working as a clerk for the fur company, Gannt and Blackwell. In 1831 he went with Gannt and Blackwell's company of about 70 men on a trapping and trading expedition. Living off the land (Leonard reported that "The flesh of the Buffaloe is the wholesomest and most palatable of meat kind"), Leonard and his associates endured great privation while amassing a fortune in furs; the horses died in the harsh winter and the party was at times near starvation.
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