Sentence examples for capable of mixing from inspiring English sources

Yet few people anywhere are capable of mixing adventures in the most rarefied of circles as extensively as Mr. Cisneros.

Once the foundation had given its permission, the hunt for actors capable of mixing the sombre nature of the material with the high energy of a musical began.

Despite that result they had also proved more than once that they were capable of mixing it with the bigger sides, beating Roma and Milan on their own turf, as well as drawing away to Milan and Inter.

His main rival and Mercedes cohort Nico Rosberg took a dominant victory in Austria to remind fans and Hamilton himself that he is capable of mixing it up with the reigning champion.

In the past, this was a player who would never be spoken about as a potential champion, never tipped for anything more than a quarter-final if he was lucky, but now he is capable of mixing it with the best.

On the contrary, behind Nishi-Honganji's walls my Buddhist friend occupied three snug, sunny rooms brimming with books and phonograph records; along with attending to his prayers and performing the tea ceremony, he was quite capable of mixing a Martini; he had two servants, and a Chevrolet, in which he often conveyed himself to the local cinemas.

This architecture is also capable of properly mixing numerical and categorical data, in such a manner that all the features adopt the same weight.

It is capable of selecting proportions of mixing water, cement, supplementary cementitious materials, aggregates and superplasticizer, considering the effects of air content as well as water contributed by superplasticizer and moisture conditions of aggregates.

The N1 was a capable class of mixed-traffic locomotive that could operate over the Southern Railway's gauge-restricted routes and was noted by crews for its comfortable riding qualities.

The effect of some of these parameters is studied by means of a computational fluid dynamics (CFD) model, capable of quantifying the mixing conditions inside the CIJR.

While in the limit of vanishingly small local heat and mass diffusion times, they reduce to the classical ideal pseudo-homogeneous reactor models, they are also capable of capturing the mixing or mass (and/or heat) transfer-limited asymptotes for the case of fast reactions.