Nowadays, the system applied by Honduras for the import of maize is a blend of price bands, tariff quota, and buy national incentive.
"I went out to dinner with the girls," he told Brando, his telephone voice so audible that I could hear it, too; it spoke above a blend of dance-band rumble and barroom roar.
As a result, a large improvement of power conversion efficiency up to 9% for the inverted organic solar cells having a blend of low band gap polymers and fullerene derivative as an active layer was demonstrated with the morphologically controlled ZnO electron transport layer.
Lost Leaders are sort of a blend of the best rock/folk/psych bands from the 1970s with the best of the rock and folk bands from right now.
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The free concert features a blend of patriotic music by the Academy's bands and popular music, with Phil Stacey, a finalist on Season 6 of "American Idol," as a featured soloist; rain date, Sunday night.
Six vocalists sway in sync, while the nine-piece band lays down a blend of hip-hop and African dance-hall rhythms for a crowd of 150.
A recent visit coincided with performances by Rubixzu, a local band that performed a blend of reggae and Latin hip-hop to a diverse crowd, aged 9 to 90.
Their debut album, due this summer, will, the band say, be a blend of longer songs – they're one of the only acts we've ever come across, apart from the Flaming Lips, to publicly admit to liking Yes – and pithier, poppier stuff; more acoustic and yet with plenty of electronics and keyboards.
Tired and jetlagged after a four-hour runway delay and seven-hour overnight flight, I rallied to watch this ingenious band throw down a blend of electronica-based tracks borrowing from the Touaregs, flamenco, Balkan music, and Sephardic folk tunes.
In a review of Beneath the Encasing of Ashes, Bradley Torreano of Allmusic described the band's sound as a blend of heavy metal, hardcore, and grindcore.
