Sentence examples for experimental mixes from inspiring English sources

Various experimental mixes were produced varying the polymer/cement mass ratio.

Then, we prepared 15 experimental mixes of different haemosporidian parasites, which often are present simultaneously in wild birds.

With the addition of varying compositions of clay, cashew nut shell liquid (CNSL formaldehyde was reinforced with oil palm fiber (OPF) to produce six experimental mixes.

Various experimental mixes have been produced, fully replacing natural coarse aggregates with EAF slag, varying the cement dosages and the water/cement ratios, and they have been characterized through a mechanical and microstructural campaign.

In experimental mixes with wild clones, cells from genetically distinct strains sorted more with increasing genetic distance, while genetically similar strains formed chimeric fruiting bodies [ 22].

We could not detect a difference in relatedness within fruiting bodies between the control mixes and the experimental mixes (F 1,116 = 0.0826, p = 0.77).

His film is a spry, experimental mix of narrative trickery and visual intelligence, a self-referential noir, featuring sex, drugs, murder and a minor role for the excellent Kenneth Cranham as a London detective trying to sell a movie script.

It's a total disaster, but when you think of decades and decades of ever more experimental mixed-media work and painters standing near pools of turpentine smoking roll-ups, it's crazy it's not happened before.

By 1990, this experimental mix was recognized as a separate format, usually called alternative in those days, with new charts to track such adventurous stations as WLIR, which switched formats in 1982, and WFNX in Boston, which began broadcasting in 1983.

Digital technology has since changed the rules, but it's still liberating to see the experimental mixed-media works in an exhibition spread over two museums: "John Wood: On the Edge of Clear Meaning," at the Grey Art Gallery at New York University, and "John Wood: Quiet Protest," at the International Center of Photography.

The last time Django Django talked to the Guardian, towards the end of 2011, they were preparing to release their debut album – a tuneful but experimental mix of psychedelia, folk and the sound of coconut shells being bashed together to make a noise like galloping horses.