Sentence examples for a mix of basic from inspiring English sources
The 911 system has a mix of basic life support units and advanced life support units with better-trained crews and more equipment.
Lunch is a mix of basic dishes: roast duck with rice (A$11.50, £6.30), BBQ pork noodle soup (also A$11.50).
feature set containing a mix of basic spectral parameters (skewness of the first four cepstral coefficients, a formant ratio, and a tilt), complete values of CSF, and basic supra-segmental parameters (P6); 7.
"Like many museum scientists, my passion is fueled by a mix of basic and applied interests," says Helgen, who collaborates regularly with conservation biologists to analyze patterns of species distribution to facilitate conservation modeling.
Questions were incorporated into eight pharmacology lectures, comprising a mix of basic and clinical pharmacology, using TurningPoint software.
The top 10 journals for NIEHS-supported research findings are a mix of basic science, clinical, and environmental health (Table 3).
It was a mix of two basic approaches -- they blitzed Brown to create pressure and then would back off with eight men in coverage and a three-man rush.
Ever since the Gap in the '90s, and then Old Navy and Abercrombie & Fitch, and now H&M, Zara, Mango and Uniqlo, clothes have become such a mix of retro, basic, high and low style, that what you wear is less and less an indication of personal taste.
The KEEpad system (KS) (KEEpad ltd, London, UK) was chosen as the audience response hardware and appropriate questions were integrated into eight (from a total of 14) key, 1 hour, pharmacology lectures, representing a mix of both basic and clinical pharmacology through PowerPoint using TurningPoint software (TurningPoint 2008).
The year-old show from Univision's Galavision cable network is trying to draw Spanish-speaking children to its programming with a mix of education basics and activities almost entirely in their language.
They offer a good mix of basic (700 commentaries on famous art works, an easy-to-check map) and more advanced technology (3D models of sculptures) and the little black boxes, which hang from straps around visitors' necks are sturdy, as parents across the world – who will no doubt have seen their offspring' DSs bounce down stairs – can attest.
