Sentence examples for blend suggests from inspiring English sources
Holmes's tea blend suggests light eccentricity, while his hearty diet is one of the few respects in which he is similar to his gentleman creator Conan Doyle.
The absence of detectable levels of MeJA in the VOC blend suggests that this compound is not a general defense response volatile in Arabidopsis.
The response to the blend suggests an antagonistic effect of the t10,c12 CLA isomer in the CLA blend.
A deviation from the model is observed at 47.5% m-LLDPE/52.5% LDPE blend, suggesting immiscibility in the molten state at this composition.
It is likely that concentration fluctuations are present in the SMA4/PMMA blend, suggested by a broad transition range at Tg, which may explain its slower relaxation behaviour.
The population of secondary lamellae, estimated by the interface distribution function analysis, was lowest in the 8020 blend, suggesting that the formation of the secondary lamellae is restricted by the presence of the large amount of impurity between primary lamellae.
Such micelle formation was observed only in the melt-mixed blend but not in a quiescently annealed blend, suggesting that the block copolymer prefer to locate at the interface under static condition but they are easily pulled out when PA-brushes are subjected to external shear forces during melt-mixing.
Thermal behaviour of both series of blends suggests phase separation at modifier concentrations above 30%.
But the spectrum of 100percentt sauvignons or sauvignon-dominated blends suggests potential rivalry, including versions from Raphael, Jamesport, Paumanok, Shinn, Castello di Borghese, Osprey's Dominion and Vineyard 48.
Conversely, increased inhomogeneous broadening might also explain larger absorption vibronic line widths in pristine PBTTT, however, narrowing of line widths in PCBM blends suggests increased order or longer excited state lifetimes.
Differential scanning calorimetry of the blends suggested that addition of PS widens the curing exotherm of the BADCy considerably.
