Non-alcoholic spirits sound like the definition of a pointless exercise, yet in 2015, Ben Branson launched Seedlip, a distilled non-alcoholic spirit, the world's first, a spectacularly fragrant drink that combines botanicals and can be used in place of gin, for example, and mixed with tonic water.
We have previously presented some methods that address this pattern unmixing problem in a supervised setting: given images of fundamental patterns (e.g. nuclear and endoplasmic reticulum in the above example) and mixed images, map mixed images into a set of coefficients, one for each fundamental pattern (Peng et al., 2010; Zhao et al., 2005).
They all led by example and that mixed with my passions lead to knowing what I wanted to do with my life.
Although the clinical presentation of PSP is most probably due to an underlying Tauopathy, in particular PSP pathology [ 48], clinically defined CBS may be due to Tau pathologies (for example, corticobasal degeneration (CBD), Pick's disease, PSP), non-Tau pathologies (for example, FTLD-TDP) and mixed amyloid and Tau pathology (for example, AD), making it more pathologically heterogeneous [ 46].
These are only a handful of recent examples, and despite mixed results for almost every brand, the majority of these efforts have yielded strong increases in followers, brand visibility, and customer engagement.
Numerical examples on triangular and mixed grids verify the scheme's high order accuracy and robustness in computing inviscid and viscous compressible flows.
We observed several examples of partial and mixed responses which are typical of immunotherapeutic agents.
Based on health equity theory with the perspective of giving priority to disadvantaged groups, this article takes Zhejiang province as an example and adopts a mixed-method approach to explore the effects of the reform of the medical welfare system on health equity for older people.
For an account of an actual example of diverse, mixed-income and mixed race urban housing project that contrasts with homogenous, upper-class walled communities, see D'Antonio 1994.
Four changes of two pots per year — evergreens in the winter, for example, and lush red tulips mixed with blue pansies in the spring — cost about $2,000, including changing the pots themselves.
As each individual colony is monitored, detection of multiple phenotypes, for example a mixed resistant and susceptible bacterial population (heteroresistance), is possible [ 3].
