And we have Mr. Aboul Fotouh, who managed to merge concepts of liberalism with elements of Islamism and a touch of socialism in a fresh, flexible mix.
Zeitgeist, formed in 1977, is as much an ideal and model as it is a quartet; with none of its founding members remaining, it has maintained an unusual but flexible mix of piano and woodwinds and two percussionists.
The identified set of proteins together makes up a flexible mix of activities, which may be active on rhamnogalacturonan I side chains, (arabino)xylan, β-1,4-glucan and galactomannan.
But they are available in Europe, where health regulators have been more flexible about mixing drugs and devices and where courts have been quicker to overturn drug patent protection.
These cases of fixed proportions are scarce, however, and from a macroeconomic viewpoint it is safe to say that a flexible input mix is the rule.
He et al. ([2009]) developed a flexible interval mixed-integer bi-infinite programming (FIMIBIP) method, which can allow parameters in the objective and constraints to be functional intervals, support diverting solid waste flow as well as sizing, timing and siting the facilities' expansion, reflect the level of constraints satisfaction, and quantify fluctuation of gas and energy prices.
Results also indicate that mixing flexible HPAM with XG did not improve the degree of DR significantly, but slightly improved the DR stability of HPAM solutions.
We prepared these chains by mixing flexible and rigid chains together and subjecting the mixture to the same protocol that was used in making the constituent bead chains.
Russian is very flexible, we can mix words in a way that is needed, put them in different places so that you keep the punchline unexpected.
But this year the auditorium has reopened for more flexible use; it mixes a stark, black-box functionality with gracious but odd reminders of the city's architectural past (like the bannistered walkway suspended from the ceiling).
