Phylo

A dessert sampler, with slices of different sweet phyllo and semolina desserts, some with almond paste, some shredded phylo with rose water, some with fresh ricotta cheese in it, drizzled with a pungent and astringent pomegranate syrup. ❋ Unknown (2009)

I would have never thought up such a combo for phylo pastry, but I can only imagine that it tastes divine! ❋ Myriam (2008)

The National Resource Development Board of the Department of Biotechnology has sanctioned the project "Morphometry and phylo-geography of honey bees and stingless bees", a press release here said. ❋ Unknown (2008)

The flavor of the olives in the salty dark chocolate was both intense and interesting and made an exceptional foil for the richness of the foie mousse, which had been piped into baked phylo tubes and frozen. ❋ Unknown (2007)

That's because while in the USA baklava is just the phylo-pastry, in the middle east it is more of a 'catch all' term for small finger-food deserts. ❋ Unknown (2007)

Apparently butter contains a fair amount of naturally occurring trans-fats so things that are very butter rich such as croissants and most likely anything with puff pastry or phylo will have more than the 0.5g of trans-fats per serving using natural butter. ❋ Unknown (2007)

A long, thin strip of phylo with a hard, aged cheese crisped on one side of it and a red powder down the center of the other. ❋ Unknown (2006)

We had pumpkin pie not the kind you're thinking of, here they call all kinds of squash "pumpkin," so it's more of a squash and rice pie with phylo dough, which we'd eaten many times before but still liked...and then the big suprise was ice cream. ❋ Adam Horowitz (2006)

Such problems, aggravated by the growing fossil evidence of extinct species, led to the suggestion of a phylo - genetic or evolutionary taxonomy, a dizzying proposal to substitute patterns of ceaseless change for a clear-cut classification of fixed species. ❋ DAVID JORAVSKY (1968)

Evidence supporting the deduced branching phylo - genetic relations can be sought in the fossil record. ❋ STUART A. KAUFFMAN (1968)

Worse, it is argued, the traditional taxonomist interjects speculative phylo - genetic hypotheses into his very phenotypic classifica - tion schemes, thus rendering them biased and unscien - tific, and rendering suspect any purported evolutionary homologies derived from the data. ❋ STUART A. KAUFFMAN (1968)

And horses in the phylo-genetic line are more ancient than dogs: they are lower in the zoologic scale. ❋ Henny Kindermann (N/A)

The mathematician may logically 'develop' the concept of a circle from that of a polygon, but it by no means follows that the circle is phylo-genetically derived from the polygon. ❋ Eberhard Dennert (N/A)

In general we note that the psychophysical reaction which we come upon in the tics leads to the unearthing of various psychophysical types of reaction, this unearthing consisting of disintegration or regression or dissociation, the repressed, hidden, unconscious, phylo and ontogenetic, archaic and relatively infantile-like activities, tendencies and possibilities coming to the fore and unfolding themselves. ❋ Unknown (1916)

Isolates of the B1 phylo-group devoid of hly and sensitive to antibiotics were particularly abundant during the dry period. ❋ Unknown (2010)

It became apparent, after studying the distribution in the four main E. coli phylo-groups ❋ Unknown (2010)