Sentence examples for dense mix from inspiring English sources

For fall, many of them show up in a dense mix of alpaca and virgin wool.

The reasons include a dense mix of educational, economic, political, and gender-based differences; to name a few.

One of the best recipes of this hands-off ilk is Scotch broth, a dense mix of meat (usually lamb, sometimes beef), barley and root vegetables.

And in some parts of the country, shuttered malls are mutating into developments rarely seen in suburbia: compact, well-planned, walkable communities with a dense mix of homes and small businesses.

It will be a sort of de facto "gated" space with lots of people; not the dense mix of uses and types of people we think of as "urban".

High-rise luxury buildings with names like "the Veneto" and "the Milan" have gone up, and new pricey bars with names like "Mantra" and "Redemption" have opened, competing with the dense mix of Irish pubs and sports bars already there.

The building is part of a master plan by Rem Koolhaas's firm, the Office for Metropolitan Architecture, and an effort to turn reclaimed land into a dense mixed-use development.

Green neighbourhood is also broadly defined as being moderately dense, mixed-use, designed at a human scale, active and public transportation oriented and literally "green".

Transport poverty does not always have to translate into accessibility poverty, for instance in case a person manages to reach key destinations with minimal physical mobility (e.g., if she is living in a dense, mixed-use, environment).

Asphalt concrete mixes for higher traffic levels are compacted to a higher Ndes as a denser mix resists rutting more effectively.

The decrease in per capita land consumption for "Reform" cities (N = 17), which tend to use zoning to promote denser, mixed-use development, was significantly greater than for "Traditional" cities (N = 27), which tend to use zoning to separate competing land-uses and protect property values.