Sentence examples for a mixed selection from inspiring English sources

Waitrose has supported a mixed selection of organisations so far using the levy, including Hearing Dogs for Deaf People in Scotland with £7,544 and Chapter Arts Community Garden in Wales with £12,000.

In order to increase the diversity of the population, a mixed selection operator based on the fitness value and the concentration value was given.

To obtain a mixed selection of the material, we created a sample comprising a total of 20 case reports by using case numbers five and fifteen from each course.

I also looked at my local high street, where I used to see such a pleasing ethnically mixed selection of shops: the Greek shop that sold olives, the Indian shop that sold spices, the Spanish shop that sold cheese.

In order to exclude predictor variables with limited contribution towards explaining the variance in y, a stepwise linear multiple regression procedure using mixed selection was utilized.

It is hoped that mixed selection will enable acceleration of the process.

The test for mixed selection (within the limits of strain IR) was started in the fifth selection generation.

No selection: all SCNT embryos transferred, selection for 1 day: 1-cell stage SCNT embryos transferred, selection for 2 days: 2-cell to 4-cell stage SCNT embryos transferred, mixed selection: mixed SCNT embryos transferred (no selection/1 day and 1 days2 days).

This being a global age, imagine an exhibition of current art that mixed selections from the Venice Biennale with art made by members of the National Academy of Design; work by star graduates from art schools in Beijing, Los Angeles and Cairo; and examples by the leading Argentine and Portuguese portrait painters, whoever they are.

Saturday in the Aviva Stadium will feel like a lot more than three weeks since Ireland were comfortably the better of two mixed selections in the opening salvo of World Cup's phony war.

For the simulation, we used a mixed target cell selection (TCS) scheme considering both RSS-based TCS [20] and load-based TCS schemes [21], and a simple hard QoS-based call admission control scheme which blocks a new call into a cell when there is no available bandwidth.