Sentence examples for example of the mixing from inspiring English sources

This may well be an example of the mixing of a vernacular use of 'theory' by the journalist with a scientific use of 'hypothesis'hypothesis

In a lot of ways, he's a very good example of the mixing of cultures". That's not the point, critics said.

Shakespeare combined the two throughout his career, with Romeo and Juliet perhaps the best example of the mixing of the styles.

The rules are a perfect example of the mix of artistic bravado and marketing savvy that has kept Rau firmly in the European spotlight.

Written some forty years ago, it serves as an example of the mix between theory and measurement, referred to herein as a mini-theory.

During that week, he also spoke to Bill Gates, President Barack Obama and Lady Gaga - an apt example of the mix that he always sought on his show.

A good example of the mix is the New York Herald Tribunes review, which stated, "... rather difficult to be amused at the forms insanity may take ... keeps your attention like a snake-charmer".

"To our regret, in the recent past we have seen numerous examples of the mixing of politics with science, and we are acting to eradicate those phenomena".

During Hurricane Katrina, some residents of New Orleans made excellent contributions by taking cameras onto their home-made boats and making videos of their own neighbourhoods.Yahoo! provides an even bigger example of the cheerful mixing of professional and amateur content (as opposed to Ohmy's insistence on the purely amateur).

This continuous spectrum of abundances causes reads from different species to mix together (we show an example of this mixing together in Section 3 using AbundanceBin).

Throughout the paper we illustrate the proposed concept by using the example of the policy mix for fostering the transition of the German energy system to renewable power generation technologies.