Sentence examples for be intermingled with both from inspiring English sources

Short, coarse, brittle hairs, called kemp, may be intermingled with both types of fibre.

Interval training, though, requires intervals; the extremely intense activity must be intermingled with brief periods of recovery.

Starting yesterday, the listings from Google will be intermingled with Web site listings from Yahoo's own hand-created directory of Web sites.

Even that imagery worried some leaders, who knew that the television images of their toasts would be intermingled with the scenes of rock throwing and tear gassing a mile away.

"Cloud computing is cost-effective from one standpoint, but how do you know your stuff is not going to be intermingled with someone else's?" Coviello said.

But unless 299.4 million more people vote by Monday at noon PST, Facebook users will lose the ability to vote on future changes, and their data will be intermingled with Instagram.

The song is a slow whistled pee-pee-pee with many variants, including a faster version, and may be intermingled with the call.

This 'potato peel' approach leads to a smaller wiring volume than the packing strategy whereby the same number of neurons would be intermingled with the connecting structures (a 'spaghetti with meatballs model').

Accordingly, only a subset of the significant TE diversity is potentially identified and the dynamics of TEs may be intermingled with the evolutionary history of the loci under scrutiny.

The data presented in Figure  2B and 2C show that an adjustment of genotype call areas which would correctly assign all BAC pools to the different genotype classes is not possible because some of the normalized Theta values that belong to BAC pools that should give a signal with both SNPs are intermingled with those of BAC pools that harbour only one of the analyzed loci.

I love being intermingled with the commerce".