There is a quality in the Jaguar, with its long prow and classic "leaper" hood ornament, that hints at the deep mix of British nobility with our notions of luxury and status.
Having first visited Iran in 1973, lived in Beirut in the 1980s and chronicled the region on repeated trips since then, she has a deep mix of on-the-ground knowledge, awareness of the historical background and step-back policy perspective.
With staff members staying late, coming back in or working from home, The Times assembled an impressive, tour de force report in print and, through early Monday, online as a deep mix of articles flowed onto the Web from around the world.
Its annual freezing and thawing drive thermal mixing all the way down to its bottom, 1,637 metres (5,371 feet) deep, bringing oxygen to a rich mix of plants and animals, keeping the lake water so clean you can drink it, and inspiring almost religious beliefs in its powers.
Brine rejected from ice growing within leads and polynyas drives the deep mixing of the ocean.
And, he says, high rates of spinning would induce deep mixing of currents inside the star, causing the star to evolve into a chemically homogeneous object.
In ocean regions like the North Atlantic near Bermuda, with alternating periods of stratification and deep mixing of the water column, Prochlorococcus and Synechococcus populations vary seasonally [31].
Additionally, the Campbell Gyre intensified, which allowed a deep mixing of waters over the Campbell Plateau coupled with strong flow that reached the Chatham Rise [ 26, 27].
The stability in toxic genotype dominance gives evidence for the adaptation to deep mixing of a genotype that retained the MC gene cluster during evolution.
But Mr. Yim's deftness with Korean ingredients is most encouraging: a deep-flavored mix of barley, tiny octopus and mild "washed" kimchi braised in smoky broth raises echoes of paella, and his poached chicken in wild mushroom stock is elegant, simple and simply delicious.
