Sentence examples similar to blending means from inspiring English sources

But blending in means you are missing opportunities — every single day — to stand out and sell your ideas.

The results are entrancing but slightly unreal - a side effect of the blending techniques means that textures in hyper-lapse videos tend to pop in and out of focus; a visual phenomenon familiar to gamers, for whom limited processing power can mean a world view that loads section by section.

The blending operation means contaminated oil can be blended with the oil in the exporting pipeline according to a certain proportion.

The blending capacity means that maximum volume of contaminated oil can be treated under the premise of ensuring the oil's standard.

If it stops blending, this means it has formed pockets of air.

This geographic blend means that it is often more difficult to gain admission as a nonresident when compared to a resident at a state institution.

Plus, a blend means even if one spice is slightly waning in flavor, it can be propped up by the others.

A 4-year old blend means that the youngest whiskey used in the blend, not including neutral grain spirits, is aged 4 years.

In works by the Greek sculptor Praxiteles, the forms are softly and subtly blended by means of smooth, blurred transitions.

Fly ash, blast furnace slag and superplasticizer were added and blended by means of a simple SCC mixing design method.

On subsequent days the microphones continue to pick up both real noise and the playback of sound from all the previous days, which is accumulated and blended by means of computers.