How to pronounce “cran” in English

like to use butter for that and cook it medium heat not too hot so it never really colors until the end I'm going tocrank the heat when the the chicken grass is like four five minutes into the pan it's almost ready to cook it'salmost cooked I'm going to throw in change the the butter that's in there and put some fresh nugget to butter and

some onion now again this is going to be a sweet and savory side cuz we have thecranberry we have our onions our Brussels um and then we get our acidity from a little bit of lime juice um andthe sweetness from pear and honey so it's it's a fun but classic side dish so I'm just going to keep chopping these

Gangsta compared to horse and buggy days.Cranking up the air conditioner on muggy days.Not freezing to death in the winter.

whereas you just come up with a simple formula that you know you're going to kind of like cover some bases for people.Cranberries. I'm gonna grow these.

And so we've got a facility in Sunset Park, where we've got a really ginormous factory where we justcrank these out all day long and ship them.And it's interesting. I think when you do a hardware startup you have to love packing and shipping.

In a pot, heated for you.Cranberry sauce-- I heated this up a little bit, just because I think it'll taste a little better.But really you're going to kind of just load it up.

term. How many of you have heard of cranial nerves before? Have you heard of cranial nerves before? Ok, we're gonna talk, for those of you who have, we're gonna talk about the tenthcranial nerve, called the vagus nerve, because the vagus nerve is going to take and respond and traffic between sympathetic and parasympathetic actually pretty well. So, we're gonna takea look at it. Sympathetic nervous system and parasympathetic. Sympathetic is gonna mediate your stress responses, so it's gonna be, regulate heart, respiration, appetite, cortisol, digestion

creatures. They have on average bigger brains than us. The probably one of the biggest fossilcraniums that's ever been found was neanderthal. They, as I said, they had imagination, because they buried their dead. They had language. The puzzle--and yet they, their technologydid not progress. It remained very similar until the last few thousand years, before they went extinct. And their numbers didn't change. They had nothing like the kind of

the 50s all girls were taught sewing so when I was in third grade my mother bought me a toy sewing machine that youcranked and by the time I was in fourth grade I was making costumes for the school play on my toy sewing machine andI realized that that taught a really important skill taking my ability in sewing and doing something that somebody

When he was 13-years old, he was kind of a shy kid, very mechanically inclined, built models, loved to tinker, would be in the backyard and would build acrane out of twigs, you know. And he was just a very inventive kid and he, the Pathé brothers, another technological breakthrough.I see where my mind is today because I'm here in the throbbing heart of Google.

absolutely um it made the rest of us feel better - yeah I wasn't the only one who was sick there no no but thecrankiest and nor was I sick for that long since Igot on to that traditional medicine very quickly um so well there was some artistic

Mini deep fryers, they work.Just crank it. It says 350, but you're going to have to crank it pretty high.Drop it down. Set it and forget it.

Herb Strong begins experiment 151, setting the pressure cone apparatus to 50,000 atmospheres.He cranks the temperature up to 1,250 degrees Celsius, and deposits a carbon and iron mixture in addition to seed diamonds to start the process.And as a side note, seed diamonds were considered to be sort of the best bet for growing laboratory diamonds.

And what she did is she basically, by measuring the cranial capacity, filling skulls up with sand, and emptying them out, and weighing the sand, and using calculationsAnd craniology ended then.

Walter Crane, another one.

for cranes to come in and out of before, when it was an industrial area.

almost cooked I'm going to throw in change the the butter that's in there and put some fresh nugget to butter andreally crank the heat you know nice seasoning on top of the chicken and I'm going to make sure that the bottomBrowns up so you get a nice coloring on your chicken breast but you're not doing it from the beginning because I'm afraid

The crane observes, lets them pass.

A cranky grandmother. She's 88, and she's really bad at appreciating all of the things that she's done in her life, and where she is now, and the family she has around her.

I crank it up for my yogurt.

The cranial sutures, joints, tendons, ligaments, muscles, and blood vessels expand and contract with the rhythm

Terry Crane for doing that. Um, so to answer your question, I I think it's um difficult, but it's happening. It's like

start cranking out restaurant reviews so that it became a useful database, quickly.

I cranked the contrast up a little bit, crunched the blacks.

Senator Cranston and Senator Leahy carried it in the Senate.

that crane dropping it into the water um fantastic

As Gorrie turned the crank, the piston moved down, compressing the air and raising its temperature.

But if we really crank up the temperature, then all of these moments start flipping up and down and so they cancel out and the magnet loses its magnetism,

you turn the crank, time goes forward, whatever happens, happens. Clearly you can get complexity from this. Clearly you can get some very interesting-looking things, right?

He's a crank. He's at Chicago, he's out, you know, Chicago's a well-known university, but he's sort of considered a crank.

You can crank the heat now.

But the crane kick we, knew it was that cinematic piece of magic.

So there was one crane had come for bungee jumping.

And when the crane comes, it comes.

The Asianness cranked it up.

I'm going to crank it up to 9.

That's the cranial nerves that go in and control our facial muscles.

like Quetelet, the Greek statue of the ideal that we're trying to evolve towards.All of that craniology stuff was brought down by this woman.And let me tell you, it's hard to find a picture of a woman scientist from the turn of the century.

These are cranes. They have-- Is it the same bird-- No, no, no, no, no.

It anastomosis with other cranial nerves.

He would crank up the music and start singing, and start dancing, and start flooding our household with music.

was just pure cranes-- like it is here, now.

What helps us crank the dial, because we can transform our capabilities in terms of what we can do if we get our prediction accuracy high

I become cranky.

It's just it cranked up the body chemistry.

So he had the crane shot.

And then they would crank up the refrigeration so it grows, like, frost on the ice.

It had cranes and vestibules, bathrooms, fire sprinkler systems.

The generator needed cranking, and one of them offered to do it.