1) First is the "sampler", where we provide a set of 25 books with somewhat exaggerated variance; for example, a mix of picture, beginning reader, and chapter-books.
For example, a mix of family therapy, individual psychological counseling, play therapy, special education services and parenting skills classes.
For example, a mix of 20-10-10 means there is twice as much nitrogen as phosphorous or potassium.
This step would avoid misleading interpretations due to, for example, a mix-up of samples or animals.
For example, shepherding a mix of people, process, information and technology to achieve iterative, meaningful change that delivers real results.
A 2016 study of Anglo-Saxon burials, for example, found a mix of ancestry, with some people related to earlier inhabitants of England and others tracing their ancestry across the Channel (S. Schiffels et al. Nature Commun. 7, 10408; 2010408
Tiger Woods is the most notable public example, with a mix of Thai, Chinese, African-American, American Indian and Caucasian blood.
Docomo, for example, uses a mix between a modified version of HTML and several i-mode-only protocols.
One Emplify customer, for example, employed a mix of younger employees who were looking to grow and contribute (and turn over if they didn't have a voice) and older employees on the verge of retirement.
let there bee light, for example, is a mix of earth, vintage photo slides, bees, seeds, and a vintage postcard of the Twin Towers.
This is an example of a mix re-balance where the image of the product, the product quality and the price are all put into balance so as not to cannibalize fresh baked goods.
