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consume

[kuhn-soom] / kənˈsum /




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"Wheat provides a large share of the calories and fiber consumed in Europe," González Alonso explains, "and arabinoxylans play an important part in this. They help determine the structure and quality of bread."

From Science Daily

Its Grace Blackwell servers, users say, consume huge amounts of energy and don’t come with enough memory to allow AI models to quickly and efficiently spit out answers to user queries.

From The Wall Street Journal

The conflict highlights another vulnerability: China, which imports roughly three-fourths of the oil it consumes, depends heavily on maritime supply routes.

From The Wall Street Journal

This finding may be reassuring for people who eat tomatoes and carrots, since the parts we typically consume are the fruit and the roots rather than the leaves.

From Science Daily

"Think of it like a continuous glucose monitor, but for intestinal gas," Hall said, explaining that the device detected increased hydrogen production after participants consumed inulin, a prebiotic fiber.

From Science Daily