Examples of cream

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Four brightness levels were calibrated to distinguish the grey levels corresponding to the white of the eyespot pupils, cream and orange markings, and dark brown background.
Others said that they would bring the ice cream if the physician wrote an order for ice cream (which the physician said he would not do).
The second task consisted of a card with a picture of a cat on one side and a picture of an ice cream cone on the other.
The lower final seedling emergence in 1999/2000 was attributable to the effects of excessive moisture during germination, caused by the heavy rainfall, on the seeds of the cream-seeded landraces.
When my grandmother passed away a few years ago, she still didn't have a wrinkle ... she had the peaches-and-cream complexion, she was unbelievable ... genetically she just rocked.
As the cream of the medical profession staffed the medical colleges and hospitals, these institutions blossomed into centers of learning and maintained the highest standards of medical care.
The law also put an end to open 'cream-skimming' by the smaller funds, since it stated that every sick fund had to accept every citizen applying for membership.
Cream-skimming incentives are often greatest where suppliers are rewarded for recording good crude outcome states in consumers' health or training or whatever, rather than for value added.
Sic: the lone s is a false start, and the words sour cream are treated prosodically as a compound with the stress on the first element. 13 out of 15.
Even for acquired tastes that are habits of some sort, a decision to buy a cone of ginger ice-cream for its sensory value will be based on affect.
Interesting article concluding that aqueous cream should be used as a soap substitute and not as a "leaveon" emollient because of the likelihood of cutaneous reactions.
We cream the top of various -isms.
The use of intravaginal oestrogen cream in genuine stress incontinence.
Additionally, this method could lead to some degree of patient selection according to their risk profiles ("skimming the cream") and to inappropriate use of established health technologies.
Even where fresh milk was used it was not uncommon for vendors to dilute it with water so that full cream milk was rarely drunk by the poor.
Regular intermediate e+g+, smeeb; cf+ beam, cream, gleam !
Covered with a cream slip.
Consequently, 37.7 billion represents an upper bound of the volume available to cream skimmers.
In all probability, a cream skimmer could not prosper unless it could deliver mail at a price less than the incumbent postal administration.
Of course, third parties might become intermediaries between these bulk mailers and cream skimmers.
We assume that only mail that is presorted to the carrier route level would be vulnerable to cream skimming.
If a cream skimmer were to capture only 25 percent of the available market, it would have difficulty succeeding.
Conceptually cream skimming has two basic dimensions - product and geography.
Outside in the gravel forecourt are rustic benches and tables for visitors to sit beside the mill pond, having cream teas on hot summer days.
Given the properties of the ice cream, anyone will find it easy to scoop out - no special skills or abilities are required.
The dinnertime self, unlike the breakfast-time self, prefers ice cream.
Most said that they would not bring the ice cream even if the physician wrote the order.
We can be fairly certain that red, black, and cream to buff surface treatments were intentional, given their consistent occurrence.
Both have a similar cream to orange slip, and they are in identical positions.
Bichromes or polychromes: red-on-cream or red-on-buff are the most popular, but sometimes white and/or black elements are added to the basic red decorations.
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