Sentence examples for background mix from inspiring English sources

Maybe it was a faulty background mix or maybe it was nerves, but the number was an undeniably low moment in the year of Adele. .

This study is to evaluate energy saving potential of ceiling mounted personalized ventilation (PV) system in conjunction with background mixing ventilation compared with mixing ventilation system alone and with mixing ventilation system when occupants are provided with individually controlled desk fans for generating additional air movement at each desk.

In the analysis, ethnicity was grouped as: White (British, Irish and any other White background), Mixed (White and Black Caribbean, White and Black African, White and Asian, Other Mixed background), Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi, Black Caribbean, Black African or Other ethnic group (see Table  1).

Portuguese music plays in the background, mixing with the sounds of Portuguese chatter among patrons enjoying the tastes of home.

However, the word is more commonly used today to describe people of French background mixed with African ancestry — Creoles of color.

He smoked a thick cigar as Bach's "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring" played softly in the background, mixing with the clap of mortar rounds headed for the Damascus suburbs.

The results reveal that increasing room temperature can save cooling energy when the combination of PV with ceiling mounted personalized ventilation nozzles and background mixing ventilation is used.

Electronic background mixes are also present in the song.

This change in phasor position can be explained by fractional emission because of the cell's background fluorescence (i.e., by background mixing only).

Background mixing only (i.e., no FRET) is apparent because the background phasor, the EGFR eGFP phasor, and the EGFR eGFP/Grb2 mRFP phasor are almost collinear.

Studies investigating the genetic basis of local adaptation have been revolutionized by using high-throughput sequencing to pinpoint alleles that assort across ecological gradients against a genomic background mixed by migration [ 6– 10].