So, instead of being a pure kaon and a pure anti-kaon, the two particles that go flying off are actually blends of each.These two blended particles, however, have different properties from each other.
The Cupping Room is one of the finest examples of local caffeine culture: it offers several espresso blends but just one type of "milk-based espresso drink" – meaning those in search of coffee adulterated with chocolate or other additives will need to look elsewhere.
Savoury chicken blends far more harmoniously into the background.
Biography has embraced a new style which blends the narrative inventions of fiction with the historical authority of the traditional profile.
The building blends engineering, architecture and technology to incorporate sustainable design features and energy performance metrics.
Valls, the French prime minister, has acknowledged a "new", "normalised" antisemitism that he says blends "the Palestinian cause, jihadism, the devastation of Israel, and hatred of France and its values".
She blends passion for social justice with a sense that she understands the need for the party to change.
Government Restrictions – We support immediate removal of government barriers to free market solutions to production and distribution of energy including restrictions on: drilling and production operations on public and private lands and waters refineries electric power generation and distribution federal gas mileage standards (CAFÉ standards) and fuel blends.
Over Disney's sweet but slight Feast, I'd have given the win to Daisy Jacobs's visually ingenious The Bigger Picture, which blends stop-motion and Hockney-style painting in its poignant depiction of two brothers caring for their cantankerous mother.
It blends so delicately into the dusty Baja Californian landscape, amid vineyards, olive groves and dirt roads, that your correspondent at first drove straight past it.
Their vision for a flourishing society blends localism with the charity sector and business.
