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Called emulsified shortenings or high-ratio
shortenings, they
blend better with
hydrophilic ingredients such as sugar. A high-ratio
shortening is used in cake...
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Compound (linguistics)
Contraction (grammar)
Diminutive Word
formation "
Shortenings".
Oxford Dictionaries Online. Oxford:
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shortening is a
technique on the
World Wide Web in
which a
Uniform Resource Locator (URL) may be made
substantially shorter and
still direct to the...
- A stretch-
shortening cycle (SSC) is an
active stretch (eccentric contraction) of a
muscle followed by an
immediate shortening (concentric contraction)...
- Tweebuffelsmeteenskootmorsdoodgeskietfontein is also
sometimes known by the
shortenings Twee
buffels (Two buffaloes) and Twee
Buffels Geskiet (Two buffaloes...
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implicated in Type 2 diabetes.
Shortenings,
because they are
widely used, are of
particular concern.
Baking shortenings,
unless reformulated,
contain around...
- as most
cancer cell lines, an
enzyme might be
activated to
prevent the
shortening of DNA
termini with each cell division. In 1975–1977,
Elizabeth Blackburn...
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argument was a
financial one due to the
lower costs of
margarines and
shortenings compared to lard and butter,
particularly for
restaurants and manufacturers...
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different companies produce oyster crackers with
different combinations of
shortenings and
other ingredients, but
retaining the same
general shape and size...
- In mathematics, the curve-
shortening flow is a
process that
modifies a
smooth curve in the
Euclidean plane by
moving its
points perpendicularly to the...