Sentence examples for commingling for a from inspiring English sources

We have cultural cross-currents not experienced outside the Middle East and the coasts of the Mediterranean Sea, where civilizations have been commingling for a hundred centuries.

We therefore suggest the combined use of a 3- to 4-week temporal isolation, which includes all maize fields within a 1.8-km radius of the proposed trial site, with the most practical distance to achieve a <0.01% threshold of commingling for GM field trials under contained use.

The presumption may be rebutted by a showing that the property was commingled for purposes of convenience only and not due to any intent to convert the funds into a marital asset.

Turkey's decision to become the voice of regional outrage against the Assad government has also divided the identities of some in a city where Turkish and Arab culture have commingled for centuries.

There, two streams of influence commingled, for from 597 Christian missionaries arrived from Rome and brought in books in uncial script.

However, to achieve zero commingling for non-GM seed production, or GM field trials under contained use, a more stringent approach through the use of greater isolation distances based on high compared to mean cross-pollination may be required.

Commingling analyses indicated that a three-component distribution model best accounts for the variation in age of onset of oesophageal cancer, and that a multifactorial model provides the best fit to the general population data.

There is the commingling of a dozen different subcultures here, the interaction of none.

Here tenderness, tears and rage commingled in a powerful account, by turns frenetic, serene and spectral.

She told it the way a stockbroker might relate the misdeeds of Bernie Madoff, her professional disapproval commingled with a distinct sense of wonderment at the things the guy got away with, at least for a while.

Gifts with different restrictions may not be commingled in a common fund.