Sentence examples for blend which may from inspiring English sources

He and Freeman discussed some coffee shops they had separately visited, in Reykjavík and São Paolo, and then turned to the proposed Murphy blend, which may be sold both by Blue Bottle and by Murphy himself, if he opens the general store that is another part of his midlife project.

Most state agencies assume full blending, which may lead to under asphalting.

SA provides the pH-sensitive property in the blend monolith, which may be potentially useful for controlled drug delivery systems.

We also discovered the cyclical blending/deblending phenomena occurred with certain periodicity patterns upon continuous powder blending process, which may help design proper pharmaceutical blending procedures.

We recently found geographic as well as temporal variation in this pheromone blend [ 33], which may be due to genetic variation.

Further study is needed on blending these compounds which may offer promising antifouling hybrid composite and novel strategy to fight marine biofouling.

Other species avoid the attention of predators by remarkable colorations or patternings that permit them to blend into the environment, which may be anything from a coral reef to a bed of sea grass.

The average particle size slightly decreased as the MPEG-b-PCL blend weight ratio increased, which may be due to crystallization of the MPEG- b-PCL component during particle solidification that induced nanoparticle shrinkage.

"Blending breaks down fiber, which may decrease foods' satiety," explained Andy Bellatti, registered dietician.

The 50/50 blend shows anomalous diffusion behaviour which may be attributed to specific interactions between the homopolymers and density changes on blending.

On one notebook page, he's drawn a kind of surrealist collage of portraits (Proust looks to have been a capable, imaginative draftsman) that blend into one another, and which may offer clues to the way he conceived of his novel: an amalgam of people he knew in life, dismantled and reassembled to form the characters of his fiction.