Sentence examples for effectively mixed from inspiring English sources

In the 1960's and 70's, series like "The Twilight Zone" and "The Outer Limits" effectively mixed social messages with simple special effects.

The explosive forward Rick Jackson has effectively mixed in at center in their place.

Sonya Yoncheva, as the doomed Queen of Carthage, effectively mixed plaintive and passionate accents, although her final Lament never quite tore the heart in two.

Penny effectively mixed his pitches, at times overpowering the Expos with fastballs that were clocked at 97 miles an hour and also fooling them with off-speed pitches.

The Jets had a nice stretch in which they effectively mixed in Leon Washington and the rookie tight end Dustin Keller.

TWINS 5, RANGERS 4 Brad Radke, the Minnesota right-hander, effectively mixed his slider, curveball and changeup to keep the Rangers off balance in the Twins' victory in Arlington, Tex.

Inspired by the above discussions and idea of [34, 35], we utilize the delay-partition approach to effectively solve mixed time-varying delays of MSCNs such that less conservative conditions of global synchronization can be achieved in this paper.

The proposed 4-AENF specimen and data reduction procedures for interface fracture toughness evaluation can be used to effectively characterize mixed mode and mode-II dominated fracture of hybrid material bonded interface.

The proposed 4-SLB specimen and data reduction procedures for the interface fracture toughness evaluation can be used to effectively characterize mixed mode fracture of hybrid material bonded interfaces.

It was also shown that when E. coli and P. fluorescens both express Ag43 they are able to co-aggregate and effectively form mixed species biofilms due to the interaction between Ag43 expressed on the cell surfaces of the two different species (Kjaergaard et al. 2000a, b).

For an effectively fatherless mixed-race child of the rural areas and stifling ghettoes to be receiving more acclaim than any Jamaican ever was a wake-up call that a new society had actually arrived.