Sentence examples for describing a mixture of from inspiring English sources
We present a Riemann solver derived by a relaxation technique for classical single-phase shallow flow equations and for a two-phase shallow flow model describing a mixture of solid granular material and fluid.
A decade ago, The Boston Globe coined mash-ups to describe a mixture of styles in a kind of creatively corrupt collage.
Patrick Chong, the group's leader, said: "Under the apartheid rule we were classified as colored — a term used to describe a mixture of black and white race.
Another parent, a doctor married to another doctor in Northumberland, describes a mixture of short days and then having to collect her daughter for lunch and then take her back again.
Like just about all the Muslim students who gathered Wednesday night at the university's Islamic Center on the day after the election, Miss Akoglu described a mixture of delight and frustration at the successful campaign of the nation's first black president-elect.
The term is commonly used in Devon and Cornwall to describe a mixture of fine drizzle and thick, saturating mist or fog.
We have used small amounts of biochar that equal 0, 0.5, 1, 2, 4 and 8%, which means that 1% describes a mixture of 1 g dry biochar with 99 g dry sand.
The final list also includes the words "ear-rent" - described as "the figurative cost to a person of listening to trivial or incessant talk", "slug-a-bed" - meaning "a person who lies in late", and "merry-go-sorry" - a phrase used to describe "a mixture of joy and sorrow".
The Newcastle Heralds Chad Watson described a mixture of acoustic and electric guitar and "a restrained yet warmly infectious chorus".
