Sentence examples for blend of one from inspiring English sources

These factors sometimes may be individual and sometime blend of one another.

"It's an amazing blend of one of the oldest medical education techniques and the absolute newest," Dr. Triola said.

It is customary for gueuze to be a blend of one year old, two year old, and three year old lambics.

In the bathroom, he used a custom blend of one-inch blue glass tiles, $46.20 a square foot; solid colors are $28.60 a square foot at Urban Archaeology, (212) 371-4646.

Small-angle X-ray scattering (SAXS) profiles have been measured for blends of one-end-aminated polystyrene (APS) and one-end-car☐ylated or -sulfonated poly ethylene glycol) (CPEG or SPEG) with weight fraction of 50/50 percentt.

Compatibility was investigated for blends of one-end-aminated polystyrene (APS) and one-end-sulfonated poly ethylene glycol) (SPEG) in toluene with changing the association strength and the segment interaction by varying the total polymer concentration.

But because a quantum particle can exist in several states at once, quantum computers use a richer unit of information called a qubit, a blend of one and zero.

The effects of polymer associations on miscibility are investigated for polymer blend solutions of one-end-aminated polystyrene (APS) and one-end-carboxylated poly ethylene glycol) (CPEG), which are able to associated with each other by means of the functional groups at the end of the respective polymer chains.

February's low-key debut single, "Oh My Gosh", was a gloopy bedroom blend of 90s one-finger rave riffs and psychedelic grime that's so catchy it's hard to believe no-one wrote it before.

Marcus Sedgwick, author of Floodland and White Crow described it as "is a witty blend of stylish nostalgia: one part Jules Verne, one part Mad Max, with a big side order of cool".

Mr. Simpson's insights into the code of the combat veteran -- a refusal to tell war stories and a disdain for those who did, based on a blend of loyalty to one's comrades in arms and guilt for having survived when others did not -- come in a pivotal chapter that Mr. Mathews titled "Oracle".