Sentence examples for by intermingling from inspiring English sources
It is so choked by intermingling villi and their branches that its continuity is lost on gross inspection.
Kankan and the other villagers are converts to Islam, a faith they practice by intermingling it with their own ancient African traditions.
By intermingling the various dialects, languages and scripts of the deep south, Suwilai found herself at the heart of the region's identity conflict.
The process of establishing a mixed canopy composition by intermingling individuals of beech, hornbeam, and maple is an ongoing trend in adaptive forest management strategies.
Then, a couple of years ago, Barker published Regeneration, a novel about the first world war, which took this idea further by intermingling real historical figures with invented characters.
Dr. Edwin D. Kilbourne, a medical researcher who figured out how to outwit fast-evolving flu germs, developing a new vaccine each year by intermingling genes of different disease strains, died Monday in Branford, Conn.
The word once meant "peasant"; it now describes a sensibility fired by centuries of intermingling between Mexican Indians, Spaniards, Cuban immigrants and African slaves brought to work the sugar plantations.
Musical eras flashed by and intermingled like happily jumbled memories at the Verizon Jazz Festival's finale, a free concert Saturday afternoon on the Columbia University campus.
It is thus mistaken to sever individual from group psychology as though they were not by nature intermingled or to suppose that there is some kind of special social instinct separate from the drives that energize the individual.
Environmentalists contend that the proposed plantation will likely disrupt important wildlife migration routes and isolate wildlife populations by preventing them from dispersing and intermingling.
Next, with few variations, both are microscopically characterized by a mixture of ductal and myoepithelial elements intermingling an apparently mesenchymal stroma of variable constitution [ 18- 20].
