Neal Finne
@nealfinne.bsky.social
Oh no! Not eco buildings in a HISTORIC and Euro type city!
November 15, 2025 at 12:07 AM
Oh no! Not eco buildings in a HISTORIC and Euro type city!
Meanwhile in France:
November 11, 2025 at 9:02 AM
Meanwhile in France:
I like the suggestion of the adverbial "right in the center of town" for "en hypercentre" in Collins & Robert. On the other hand, neither "city centre" or "downtown" feels quite right. If the sentence is conducive to it, it could be worth trying to re-work the grammar to use an adverbial.
November 5, 2025 at 12:07 AM
I like the suggestion of the adverbial "right in the center of town" for "en hypercentre" in Collins & Robert. On the other hand, neither "city centre" or "downtown" feels quite right. If the sentence is conducive to it, it could be worth trying to re-work the grammar to use an adverbial.
I believe the terminology normally used to make that distinction is "free fructose." For example, here's the first thing I found on PubMed. A diet with sucrose is still referred to as "containing" fructose, just not free fructose.
October 24, 2025 at 9:28 PM
I believe the terminology normally used to make that distinction is "free fructose." For example, here's the first thing I found on PubMed. A diet with sucrose is still referred to as "containing" fructose, just not free fructose.
