Let us consider a FAG to which a mixture of M call streams with different bit rates is offered.
I found that with a mixture of voice calls and web surfing, I needed to recharge the SPH-i325 about every other day.
By the New Kingdom, the ancient Egyptians had perfected the art of mummification; the best technique took 70 days and involved removing the internal organs, removing the brain through the nose, and desiccating the body in a mixture of salts called natron.
Cellulosic biomass contains a mixture of chainlike sugars called cellulose and hemicellulose that are embedded in a woody material called lignin.
This results in a mixture of volcanic landforms called a complex volcano.
The fuel, a mixture of hydrogen isotopes called tritium and deuterium, partially fuses under the intense conditions.
Of course, the mystery is no mystery: it results from the inclusion of a mixture of spices (sometimes called quatre épices, or four spices, though there may be three or five) and brandy.
Young, white officers from outside the neighborhood, Pascucci and Kania patrol using a mixture of police radio, calls to their department's communications center, and instinct.
Said Sadek, a sociologist from the American University in Cairo, says that the problem is deeply rooted in Egyptian society: a mixture of what he calls increasing Islamic conservatism, on the rise since the late 1960s, and old patriarchal attitudes.
The key ingredient was a mixture of jellylike proteins, called Matrigel, which forms an enticing bed on which stem cells seem to prefer to lie before turning into the eye's various structures.
