And chemical analysis showed that it is a rich source of nutrients.
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He found a rich source of that amber—with a little persistence.
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It's undoubtedly a rich source of data that the company longed for.
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Tax data also is a rich source of information about American life.
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That's an unusually rich source of information on how voters' views are changing.
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For law enforcement, Apple can be a particularly rich source of useful information.
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You're working from this rich source material that's known for its visuals and design.
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Crickets are a rich source of protein, not to mention a range of vitamins.
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Dried fruit is also a rich source of antioxidants and the B vitamin folate.
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The fat in the human body is a rich source of these blood vessels.
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For Kakanias, the fashion world has always been a rich source of sociological insight.
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"Neem is such a rich source of bioactive compounds," dermatologist Kenneth Howe, MD, told me.
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In an intensely-competitive natural world, tears are a rich source of salts and nutrients.
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Then there's the data buried in the platforms, also a rich source for new business.
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I think law enforcement understands that these connected devices are a rich source of information.
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Buffalo can be a rich source of protein, especially for those who don't eat beef.
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And he unearthed a rich source, to judge from a scintillating chamber concert on Jan.
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It's true that animal products like organ meats can be a rich source of vitamins.
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Should marijuana be legalized because taxing it will lead to a rich source of government revenue?
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Israel, however, offers a rich source of information about the effects of terrorism on political attitudes.
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There, he found cans of tuna fish, a rich source of protein and easy to carry.
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The Galápagos tortoises have since continued to be a rich source of inquiry for evolutionary scientists.
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Skin is a rich source of stem cells with the capacity to divide and renew themselves.
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"Diversity is an educational asset, and international students are a rich source of meaningful difference," says Hanno.
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My dog knows all too well that the bottoms of strollers are a rich source of snacks.
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After two weeks in theaters, Wonder Woman is still a rich source of news and hot takes.
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His brother, like Mahmoud, drove a taxi to make a living and was a rich source of information.
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"Venoms have been a very rich source of compounds against a number of different ion channels," Dunlop explained.
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Since long before the term was invented, emerging markets have provided a rich source of both peril and profit.
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And metadata offers a rich source of inferences about individuals which, under EU law, would certainly constitute personal data.
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We want to meet them on their turf, especially if it's leafy and a rich source of vitamin B6.
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From the Bible through Dante and up to Treblinka and Guantánamo Bay, here is a rich source for nightmares.
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For example, oysters are a rich source of zinc, which appears to play a role in regulating testosterone levels.
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Mr. Ghani's camp has a powerful incentive to want Mr. Noor out: Balkh is a rich source of patronage jobs.
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But recently, eaters are opting for healthier choices like quinoa, a rich source of protein and fiber, more and more.
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In fact, most nutritionists advise against cutting out whole food groups, particularly vegetables, which are a rich source of nutrients.
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It is a rich source of ideas with which to tackle the unfairness of capitalism without falling for the inefficiency of socialism.
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Rich source of British stand-up and situation comedy though that couple is, it's not exactly the stuff from which great music.
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Insects can be a rich source of fat, protein, vitamins, fibre and minerals, according to the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).
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The private sector might be interested, but only in projects like toll roads that produce a steady and rich source of income.
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"Vision is just a super rich source of information and the algorithms are getting better and better at extracting that information," Bry adds.
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It's not exactly rich source material and, to Banks's credit, she goes all in, with all the subtlety you expect of mainstream Hollywood.
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Blood from people who have recovered can be a rich source of antibodies, proteins made by the immune system to attack the virus.
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Yet it turns out that Sanders is not only a rich source of gags for others, but is himself a comedian of formidable talent.
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Now, those profiles are a rich source of anecdotes and insight for grieving fans and people who just want to learn more about him.
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Self, Made Skillful adaptations of (still more) personal narratives, which provide rich source material for filmmakers, can link the two types of storytelling inextricably.
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Risk factors for toxic shock have historically included tampon use, since the tampon's pooling of blood can create a rich source of food for bacteria.
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Estimates of Chinese outbound investment over the next decade run as high as $2.5 trillion, a rich source of advisory fees in the United States.
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The sea is a rich source of life, a vast stage for human conflict throughout history, a mass graveyard and a space that is dying itself.
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The moment you are protesting against your government, a seamless public transit system can turn into a rich source of data for surveillance and crowd control.
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Yet Pouyan's miniatures are not mere replicas of a weighty past, but a rich source of wisdom in their stories and lessons about rulers and power.
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But for educators in particular, Sister Joan's acts of resistance make her a rich source of discussion about both the Church and activist faith in general.
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"A very rich source, and it comes at a fast frequency, so you can include it in your models for a market-moving events," he said.
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Mr. Giuliani in particular has viewed Ukraine as a potentially rich source of information beneficial to Mr. Trump and harmful to his opponents, including Mr. Biden.
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Aside from adult content, Tumblr has also been a rich source of memes, GIFs, and pretty much anything else the internet has to offer over the years.
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Dropping oil and gas companies would also mean missing out on a rich source of dividend income, a prized asset at a time of low bond yields.
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The ice had preserved his body remarkably well, turning him into a natural mummy and making him a rich source of information about life in the Copper Age.
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If being human is a disability, people are its necessary prosthetics; the beauty of our innate co-dependency is that it's a rich source of empathy and kindness.
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In arriving at this view, scholars have ignored, underestimated or misinterpreted a rich source of evidence: Bach's personal three-volume Study Bible, extensively marked with his own notations.
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Avocados are a rich source of heart-healthy fats that can help cholesterol, but there are concerns that this fruit is not as healthy as it may seem.
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Avocados are a rich source of monounsaturated fatty acids, which can lower both your total cholesterol and your "bad" cholesterol (LDL) while maintaining your "good" cholesterol (HDL) levels.
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But The Assassination of Gianni Versace, written by executive producer Tom Rob Smith, makes clear that promising casting, sumptuous visuals, and seemingly rich source material still can't ensure compelling television.
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Lucy Hale may not have a YouTube channel or her own lipstick line, but that doesn't mean she — and her Instagram — isn't a rich source of hair and makeup inspiration.
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I look for all natural and organic brands that have tofu for a bit of protein, and seaweed, which is a rich source of minerals, including calcium, magnesium and iron.
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Leafy greens, broccoli, and fruits — like oranges, strawberries, pineapples, kiwis, and mangoes — are a rich source of vitamin C, which studies have shown can reduce the duration of your illness.
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Crime has been a rich source for filmmakers for likely as long as movies have been made, but the Pay-O-Matic case shows that sometimes the reverse is true.
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A survey by Blue Star Families indicates that those currently serving, or who have served, are less inclined to recommend military service to their children — historically a rich source of recruits.
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In the wild, V. cholerae engage in natural transformation when they land on a piece of chitin, a major ingredient in insect and crustacean shells, and a rich source of nutrients.
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Conversely, when a friend persuades her to watch a documentary on type fonts, her brain may calculate that this will be a rich source of information — and she finds herself fascinated.
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Because of everything a home is meant to be, and the very confusion such a concept leads us to, it is no wonder developers have found it a rich source of horror.
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The breezy way that Lady Dynamite incorporates Bamford's complicated history is the latest in a line of inventive female-led comedies using trauma and personal history as a rich source of absurdity.
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The south of France produces the most honey, not surprisingly since the area also grows much of France's soft fruit and the flowering trees are a rich source of nectar for the bees.
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It depicts the in-universe past as a gritty, violent action series — a callback to and satire of Snyder's "Watchmen," which used the thematically rich source material as fodder for high-definition brutality.
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Whether you eat it grilled, baked, or smoked, the oily fish is a rich source of protein and Omega-3 fatty acids, which help protect the body's cell membranes and keep disease at bay.
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A videotaped Trump deposition could well provide a rich source of possibly out-of-context clips —valuable fodder for the Hillary Clinton campaign to feature in TV commercials depicting Trump at his videotaped worst.
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Tasked with condensing popular cultural and global happenings into something easily consumable, it's no wonder that mass media has provided artists with a rich source of raw material throughout the course of art history.
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One rich source for funding is Japanese conglomerate SoftBank and its $100 billion Vision Fund, which has invested about $80 billion in three years and is gearing up to raise another multi-billion fund.
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Eni, a rich source of dividends for stretched state coffers, has traditionally been seen as a key piece of Italy's energy policy and also important for foreign policy because of its extensive overseas presence.
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One particularly rich source of fly-by-night legislating is an obscure law called the Congressional Review Act (CRA), the largely overlooked mechanism behind some the most controversial congressional votes these past few weeks.
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A sharper pinch could be delivered if the United States and its allies would consider halting foreign investment in the country, drying up a rich source of income on which Brunei is increasingly dependent.
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This recent discovery boosts Spain's reputation as a rich source of cave paintings, from the famed Upper Paleolithic drawings in Altamira to the recently found ones in the Cantabria region that are 20,000 years old.
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Unsurprisingly, music has been a rich source of inspiration for the online reaction community for some time, with Big Quint and Anthony Fantano among some of the bigger YouTubers to post reaction and review videos.
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Stephen Colbert rarely holds back but he has been going to town this week — and by town, specifically, we mean Washington D.C., because it is a particularly rich source of nasty stupidity demanding to be mocked.
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Both the UK and the Netherlands have been compiling data on patients through their national health services for decades, and "that's a very rich source of information," explained Freyberg, who was not involved in the research.
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But "Gossamer," an exhibition opening on Saturday at Carl Freedman Gallery in Margate, a seaside town about 75 miles from London, shows that nylon pantyhose and garter-held stockings can be a rich source for artists.
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When the asteroid, which had a diameter about half the length of Manhattan, struck the coast of Mexico, it found a rich source of sulfur and hydrocarbons, or organic deposits like fossil fuels, according to the researchers.
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" It does invoke Communist slogans such as "core socialist values," but in contrast to the previous such document from 2001 — which made only passing reference to Chinese traditions — it calls the past a "rich source of morality.
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As a result, bullying has long been a rich source of comedy, with even its insults and injuries mined for laughs, all the better to set up that final, triumphant scene in which the bully gets his comeuppance.
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No longer seen as something vaguely unhip that gets in the way of the act and the microphone stand, a baby on the way is now a rich source of stand-up material: stretch marks, placentas and all.
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The bun has a bright green color, which is from spirulina, an algae that is "an exceptionally rich source of vitamins, minerals, and protein, and one of the few nonanimal sources of vitamin B," according to Encyclopedia Britannica.
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Craig Tiley, the tournament director, would not say how many cameras were used, but he called them "a rich source of content" that would complement match coverage and reveal a more complete picture of the sport and its culture.
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And if a closed dataset isn't readily available, no matter, because a good percentage of the images shared on social media these days are public, anyway, making for a rich source of images with which to feed the machine learning beast.
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It's not as invasive as identifying someone by name, but it can be a rich source of information, telling you a lot about someone's daily routine, like how often they visit a certain area and how long they stay there.
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Reading back through that Babel story — he would, a week or so later, become the first player ever to be fined for saying something on Twitter; in time, that would become a rich source of revenues for governing bodies the world over — it is striking how naïve we were.
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For example, many AI systems could have access to the internet, which is a rich source of training data and which they'd need if they're to make money for their creators (for example, on the stock market, where more than half of trading is done by fast-reacting AI algorithms).
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Amy SchumerAmy Beth SchumerBette Midler, Scarlett Johansson give the maximum donation to Warren campaign Clint Eastwood defying boycott of Georgia over abortion bill Kemp tours Georgia movie studios to tamp down fallout from abortion law MORE, Ali Wong and other comedians are using pregnancy and motherhood as a rich source for their stand-up comedy.
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We're nearly three years into the Trump administration, which from the perspective of most professional funny people has consisted of a very brief "What a rich source of endless jokes!" moment and a so-far interminable "I don't even have a joke for that" phase that has rendered the phrase "beyond satire" completely meaningless.
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Attendees, particularly in the rural areas, have been attending fairs for generations, brought by their parents, and their parents by their parents, and beyond; a rich source of lifelong memories, I was struck by how these fairs consistently served as effortless celebrations of community, just like I imagine they did 100 years ago and hopefully will for many years to come.
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The Singapore government-backed venture fund was already an investor in EF. Aside from having an existing relationship with Infocomm Investments, EF co-founder and CEO Matt Clifford tells me Singapore was chosen for the programme's first international expansion because it has a rich source of technical graduates and a burgeoning startup ecosystem in which EF can make a real difference.
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" On the little details that may decrease your chances at a match: "When we're creating a profile, we want to create a rich source of data for people to be able to make decisions about whether or not they want to match us, and subsequently provide them with information to be able to inform how they interact with us in messaging.
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Epic, by contrast, has proved a rich source of temptation for novelists: recent attempts include works as diverse as David Malouf's "Ransom," which finds space in a climactic scene from the Iliad to explore themes of mortality, forgiveness, and, indeed, novelistic originality (in it, the Trojan king, Priam, wonders whether he can break out of his usual role and think of something new to do); Margaret Atwood's "The Penelopiad," a feminist retelling of the Odyssey from the point of view of Odysseus' queen and her twelve maids; and Madeline Miller's "The Song of Achilles," a breathless reimagining of the relationship between the Iliad's Achilles and his companion, Patroclus.
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