Sentence examples for blends quite from inspiring English sources

Happily, it blends quite well with the white-and-gold Rococo surroundings.

Thus unique properties of polymer blends, quite different from the origin polymers, were obtained.

A rheological model which is an integration of the double reptation model and the self-concentration model is found to describe the linear viscoelasticity of miscible blends quite satisfactorily, from which it is possible to follow the contribution from the miscible blends even in the two phase regime.

If you know anything about vocal music, you know that no singers blend quite as well with your own voice as your own voice.

The story of London's men's wear is often set up as a tension between the elder statesmen of traditional tailoring and the wild, independent designers of today, but the reality is that the two sides are beginning to blend quite nicely, and Mr. Grant, who is 40, is a good example of someone who bridges the generations.

The blender is quite powerful yet he notes that its "laudable blending ability doesn't even make itself apparent unless you're blending quite a bit of food at once".

The two categories aren't separate; they blend quite a lot, as exemplified by the surprising number of scientists who attend church.

The two categories aren't separate; they blend quite a lot, as exemplified by the surprising number of scientists who attend church. .

The caterpillar blends in quite well, but by the time it has grown to five or six inches long, hiding becomes more problematic.

It is found that the formation of nanostructures of thermosetting blends is quite dependent on the uses of aromatic amine hardeners.

Poly(2,6-dimethyl-1,4-phenylene 2,6-dimethyl-1,4-phenylene 2,6-dimethyl-1,4-phenylene 2,6-dimethyl-1,4-phenylenequently their uncoxideibilized blends are quite brittle regardless of the molecular weights and ductility of the individual comPPOents.