Sentence examples for being intermingled in from inspiring English sources

Altogether, our results reveal the existence of two sub-populations of GABAergic neurons active during PS: a large population of non-MCH/GABAergic neurons (≈4/5 of the Fos-ir/GAD+), and a population of neurons co-containing MCH and GABA (≈1/5 of the Fos-ir/GAD+), both populations being intermingled in the tuberal hypothalamus.

Maintain the feeling of being intermingled in each other's lives, a state of "interrelatedness".

Comedy, sadness and disillusionment are intermingled in the movie.

Ms. Von D pointed out that fine art, commerce and self-adornment have long been intermingled in culture.

It would be neither neat nor bloodless: Kurds, Shias and Sunnis are intermingled in many areas, including Baghdad.

To Archbishop Demetrios, the notion that the saints' relics were intermingled in the dust with the remains of the attack victims only serves to sanctify the site further.

Mr. Panetta and General Dempsey both predicted civilian casualties in an air campaign because forces loyal to President Assad are intermingled in dense urban areas with the general population.

It will provide a chance for visitors to reflect on an event in which art and commerce were intermingled in an unprecedented way – with Hirst "curating" the event as if it were an artwork in itself, and bypassing his gallery, White Cube, to sell direct to the public.

And if we do not reach a two-state solution now, both of us are headed for something that neither side will find itself happy in having, namely a state of affairs in which Jews and Arabs are intermingled, in which there is no Jewish state really, and there is no Arab state".

If these neurons acquire similar selectivity through their connections, a salt-and-pepper organization may be generated, because neurons derived from different progenitors are intermingled in rodents.

It is shown that this type of flow-pattern instability is characterized by a multiscale and nested structure of the velocity fluctuations, in which intermittent bursts pertaining to the two regimes are intermingled in a seemingly "self-similar" way.