- herbs, fruits, etc., and some flowers, are
marketed as
extracts,
among the best
known of true
extracts being almond, cinnamon, cloves, ginger, lemon, nutmeg...
- A ****
extractor is a tool for
removing broken or
seized ****s.
There are two types: one has a
spiral flute structure,
commonly called an easy out after...
-
ounces per gallon).
Double and
triple strength (up to 20-fold)
vanilla extracts are also available,
although these are
primarily used for manufacturing...
-
Extractors is a
video game
developed by
Millennium Interactive and
published by
Psygnosis in 1995 for MS-DOS. It is the
sequel to
Diggers (1993). Extractors...
- "Coffee, tea or Bonox". Meat
extracts have
largely been
supplanted by
bouillon cubes and
yeast extract. Some
brands of meat
extract, such as Oxo and Bovril...
- A
randomness extractor,
often simply called an "
extractor", is a function,
which being applied to
output from a weak
entropy source,
together with a short...
-
Extractor may
refer to:
Extractor (firearms)
Extractor (mathematics)
Extractor (****s), a tool used to
remove broken ****s
Randomness extractor Soxhlet...
-
glycoside extracts have been
generally recognized as safe (GRAS) and may be
lawfully marketed and
added to food products, but
stevia leaf and
crude extracts do...
- In
breechloading firearms, an
extractor is an
action component that
serves to
remove spent casings of
previously fired cartridges from the chamber, in...
- A
Soxhlet extractor is a
piece of
laboratory apparatus invented in 1879 by
Franz von Soxhlet. It was
originally designed for the
extraction of a lipid...
