Sentence examples for a particular mix from inspiring English sources

But the country that Ms. Harris remembers — and has upheld since the 1970s — is a particular mix.

By July, the hornets begin hunting honey bees, chopping them up and feeding them to their larvae, which need a particular mix of proteins to thrive.

The behind-the-scenes voting was factored in to get a particular mix of personalities in the final 10, who in reality-show tradition, were thrown together in a house for two weeks.

Strategies based on targeted end points, which are envisioned as having a particular mix of species, are often inappropriate because population numbers and species composition fluctuate over time within an ecosystem.

Hence, the sectoral composition of production is not an exogenously given constraint that produces a particular mix of employment contracts.

In many implementations, the embedded software is written specifically for a particular mix of sensors and actuators.

Though powerful, this technique is generally specific to a particular mixing setup and may be compromised by an additional bitrate compression stage.

Suitability of a particular mixing equipment for liquid dispersion is usually studied in systems with very low fraction of the dispersed phase.

The kinetic analysis of the experimental data suggest that the rate and extent of oxidation of a substrate in a given process would be controlled by the inoculum size and by the difference between the "normal" growth rate and the deactivation rate of bacterial cells incurred at a particular mixing condition (impeller type/speed and solids density) i.e. by the "actual" growth rate.

As I sit and spiral further and further into the abyss of self-absorbed wallowing, the only solace I can find in my workday is sneaking in some cheap-o ear buds and listening to this particular mix; a mishmash of proggy/punky/psychy puke with some skinhead menace to boot.

Heritability is a statistic that estimates the extent to which observed (phenotypic) individual differences for a trait can be accounted for by genetic differences among individuals in a particular population with its particular mix of genetic and environmental differences at the time of assessment.