Sentence examples for dissimilar mix from inspiring English sources

Exum and Simmons both spent time at the Australian Institute of Sport, a national basketball academy, while each possesses a not dissimilar mix of envious physical attributes.

If you are going to spend 12 hours getting here from New York, you're likely to be more emotionally and intellectually invested in the art -- you're more likely to love or hate it extravagantly -- than if you take a 30-minute subway ride to the Modern one afternoon and saunter past a Judd box plunked in a corner of a gallery beside a mix of dissimilar work.

The tool design mainly focuses on the shoulder and pin features which influence the material flow and mixing for dissimilar material.

The objective of the study is to show how initial distribution of dissimilar particulate components influences the mixing time and mixture quality.

Formula (14) also suggests that the MAQC data are far from ideal for the purposes of noise assessment because the technical replicates in this study were produced from a mix of many dissimilar tissue sources, this heterogeneity of samples may inflate the variance of X ˜ i j while it should be kept as low as possible.

Mixed joints made out dissimilar alloys represent a challenge for engineers to the difficulties arising in welding materials characterized by significantly different mechanical, thermal and chemical properties.

Nanocomposites are a new generation of novel materials, which are formed by mixing one or more dissimilar materials at the nanoscale in order to control and develop new and improved structures as well as properties (Figure 1).

At the bottom of the paper, frizzly green tops of trees reach into the mix, their distinct but not dissimilar shapes echoing those of the cloud masses.

At the lowest w/c ratios, the compressive strengths for mixes with RCA become more dissimilar to conventional concrete.

Ranitidine, a structurally dissimilar H2-histamine antagonist, not inhibiting hepatic mixed-function oxidases, has not a binding site on P450, suggesting therefore that CIM would alter the oxidative metabolism of some compounds by having a direct inhibitory effect on P450.

More important, why go to the trouble of mixing the DNA of two such dissimilar creatures in the first place?