Sentence examples for address mixed from inspiring English sources

Although black abolitionists like Maria Stewart, Sojourner Truth and Frances Watkins Harper, as well as the white abolitionists Sarah and Angelina Grimké, had broken with antebellum decorum to address "mixed audiences" of men and women in public venues, female orators were still rare.

In this paper, we address mixed criticality and mixed reliability automotive systems.

In this paper, we show how four recently developed modeling and solution methods can be integrated to address mixed integer programs for the scheduling of large-scale chemical production systems.

Charlie had fallen back on his old scene and, on one drugs run, got an address mixed up.

"I can perhaps understand why the postal worker got the address mixed up, because the handwriting is quite poor and they look similar, but the recipient's name is unmistakable.

For the post-localization regime, a cohesive-law fracture model, able to address mixed-model failure condition, is implemented to characterize the constitutive softening behavior on the surface of discontinuity.

Our data supports such heterogeneity and demonstrates the role that advanced molecular technology may play in understanding and addressing mixed responses.

Publications focusing only on one or more specific qualitative methods or methodological approaches, for example grounded theory or focus groups; focusing on a single stage of the research process only, for example, data collection; or primarily addressing mixed methods of qualitative and quantitative research.

The proposed method employs a strategy to address a mixed integer non-linear programming (MINLP) formulation.

We address the mixed results over the role of spatial cues in change deafness by comparing performance for spatially distributed or spatially co-located scenes using real spatial sources over a loudspeaker array.

We employ recent control design algorithms for delay systems to address the mixed sensitivity design of a dynamic controller for multiple degree of freedom systems interconnected with an inverse signal shaper.