Symmetric or asymmetric divisions are not mutually exclusive, and a mixture of these two mechanisms can be used on subsequent divisions.
Unstrung's Web site, a mixture of exclusive news, interviews and jaded commentary, is such a must-read that its name has become synonymous with the wireless start-up culture.
With this exception, all other haplotypes found on Angel Island and all from Red Rock are unique to these two islands, whereas in the remaining islands we found a mixture of exclusive island haplotypes and those shared with mainland populations (Table 1).
These different types of schizophrenia are not mutually exclusive, and schizophrenics may display a mixture of symptoms that defy convenient classification.
The show's other hope is that – through its mixture of "breaking news, exclusive interviews and debates" – you'll switch off Jeremy Kyle, whose parade of human cruelty and unhappiness is the main competition from ITV in this time slot.
The severity distribution will then be defined as a mixture of the corresponding mutually exclusive distributions.
Critics complain that the festival, officially named the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, has morphed from a free-spirited mixture of sun and song into an exclusive orgy of spending and celebrity sightings.
It may find itself run by a mixture of jihadists, including both AQAP and criminal gangs; exclusive AQAP rule seems unlikely at present.
A mixture of mainstream, probable Oscar winners ("The Master"), exclusive-to-the-area Sundance darlings ("Hello I Must Be Going") and foreign classics ("Grand Illusion") will make up the opening week.
These explanations are not mutually exclusive and the similarity of the binding profiles could result from a mixture of the two.
The philosophy tends to be a syncretistic mixture of Sankhya and Vedanta thought, with special and at times exclusive emphasis on the god's power, or shakti.
