Sentence examples for a mix of shared from inspiring English sources

There's a mix of shared and private rooms, which can accommodate up to 18, and the house is part of Surf Lisbon surf school.

I did two degrees and lived in state-of-the-art halls called Student Village, run by a private company – 10 minutes walk from the uni, very modern and serene with a mix of shared and studio flats.

The other half is "intermediate", including a mix of shared ownership and units for rent at costs more closely linked to the market and at odds with local incomes.

Because every organism is a mix of shared and derived traits, even the biomedical 'models' sometimes differ markedly from other species in their broader phylogenetic group.

Allele frequency distributions among the five population clusters showed that there is a mix of shared and private alleles, and particularly more private alleles in the Central America cluster (data not shown).

Kraft is proposing to pay for Cadbury via a mix of shares and cash.

While exact terms of the deal could not be determined, the executives said that the terms under discussion called for Cendant to pay for Galileo in a mix of shares and cash.

That investment, a mix of shares and bonds, will give Alibaba a 10% stake that could grow to 25%.

The methodology is organised and deployed in three phases, following three different approaches, i.e.: a "desk approach" for data acquisition and knowledge-based policy rankings; a "living lab approach" to foster stakeholders' engagement in co-creating policies; a "modelling approach" to evaluate policies and find/define an optimised mix of shared applicable/effective policies.

This paper proposes and discusses a prototypical integrated DSS for local policy-makers and describes a set of procedures, models and tools to select an optimised mix of shared, applicable, effective and financially neutral UFT policy measures, accounting for agents' heterogeneous preferences and deep-routed interactions characterising this complex environment.

To this end, this paper proposes, discusses and illustrates a set of procedures, models and tools to select an optimised mix of shared, applicable, effective and financially sustainable UFT policy measures, aimed at improving city logistics efficiency while accounting for agents' heterogeneous preferences and deep-rooted interactions characterising this complex environment.