Sentence examples for channel mixing from inspiring English sources

Sessions, sessions, sessions". At the same time, Reyes started posting cover versions to her YouTube channel, mixing Western hits like One Direction's What Makes You Beautiful with Spanish-language fare such as Reyli's torch song Qué Nos Pasó.

In plain channel mixing occurs as a result of diffusion at the interface of fluids which move side by side along the channel.

Theoretically, Levy and Zhang, by studying MR effect due to the magnetic DW scattering, found that the DWs are a source of spin channel mixing and MR enhancement [6].

Since the problem is a blind one, that is, we do not know the channel (mixing) characteristics, the mixture model alone represents an ill-posed problem, and we need additional information to resolve the unmixing.

After processing involving multichannel generation, brightness-contrast (brightness +50 150, contrast 10 100), level adjustments (0 80, 1.4 4, 255), montage, and channel mixing were performed using AdobePhotoshop CS6 (64 bit, San Jose, CA) with post-processing consistent across comparative images.

In its feature section, the Weather Channel mixes news (well, features, anyway) with what the weather will be like at events like the current P.G.A. Championship.

Secondary branches, inspired by the oblique fin design were added in an alternating fashion (±45°) to the peaks and the troughs of the wavy micro-channel configuration to enable cross-channel mixing.

A recording studio equipped with a 24 channels mixing console, a 16 channels analog tape recorder, filters, effects, DAT tape recorders, etc. When no other indication is given, all the works listed above are tape pieces.

Embedding chemically functionalized templates with nanoscale topography within these devices links the scale at which molecular recognition/ self-organization occurs and the macroscopic layout of fluid channels, mixing volumes, and detection regions.

Ideally, the blood will be dripped into a well in a 30-layered piece of disposable plastic the size of a thick credit card, divided and sucked down 16 hair-narrow channels, mixing with reagents stored dry in tiny pits on the cards.

But most televisions have only composite video (yellow-topped RCA cables), which creates what Mr. Eggers describes as video soup, with all the color channels mixed into a single signal.