Sentence examples for form of a blend from inspiring English sources

Austerlitz WG Sebald Penguin £6.99, pp414 The final novel of the celebrated German writer who died in a tragic car accident late last year, Austerlitz is an exploration of history and forgetting that takes the form of a blend of travelogue, memoir and fiction.

Silica and titania composites can be obtained in the form of a blend, where both phases form individual particles with weak interactions, or as a mixture of titania and silica in the bulk and at a surface of carrier particles of one phase with tight contacts between both components.

The British automaker McLaren, for example, heralds the ability of its six-figure sports cars to deliver exhilaration in the form of a "perfectly blended and balanced" driving experience.

The term itself -- a Japanese adaptation of the English "animation" -- suggests the roots of the form, in a blending of the Japanese pictorial tradition represented by silk painting and woodblock prints with American-style character design and genre stories.

In 1996, the MacArthur Foundation awarded her a "genius" grant, saying Ms. Smith had "created a new form of theater -- a blend of theatrical art, social commentary, journalism and intimate reverie".

As was discussed in the formation and development of BREXIT section, BREXIT is a lexeme formed by a blend of 'British' and 'exit', which makes it a complex lexeme as it carries a phrasal meaning, i.e. Classifier + Thing in experiential terms or modifier + head in logical terms (see Fontaine 2017b), and so it is effectively a condensed noun phrase.

Childhood shading into adolescence has been a driving metaphor in contemporary work for years; recently it has taken the form of a hard-to-pinpoint blend of sweetness and scariness.

So nectar bats' hovering form is like a blend of fruit bats' and hummingbirds' hovering.

How distinct are the lines between prose and poetry? A. Prose poetry is a hybrid form, a blend of poetry and prose.

In due course, to accomplish and maintain both hydrophilic and mechanical properties within the so-called "biobased hydrogel", PVP is added to form a blend of carboxymethylcellulose (CMC) and polyvinylpyrrolidone (PVP) within the hydrogel.

Cava is formed from a blend of wines and ferments for nine months as per the "methode tradicional".