Sentence examples for from the blending from inspiring English sources
The Krishna who emerged from the blending of these figures was ultimately identified with the supreme god Vishnu-Narayana and, hence, considered his avatar.
In spring and summer, the sound and aroma might be from the blending of the house specialty, the Chiller, a combination of butterscotch or French vanilla flavoring with a coffee base.
This complexity comes not only from the blending of cab and merlot grapes but also from how the wine's made.
But what's more disruptive emerges in the blurring of these two classes of app, the new media that results from the blending of gestural reporting and traditional content.
These composites are produced from the blending of an insulating polymer matrix with electrical conductive fillers (carbon black, carbon fibre, metal particles) show many interesting features due to their electrical resistivity variation with thermal solicitations (Li et al. 2011).
Optimum concentrations of the rejuvenator needed for the blends to reach a target PG grade were obtained from the blending charts of the rejuvenated aged binders in terms of performance properties.
It seemed, from the blend of swagger and nervousness in his voice, to be a call of love.
To this day I can feel the electricity spread through the audience from the blend of Western rock, church chants and a daring theme of Russian-American romance.
This also meant that the stakes were higher, because the project's conceptual framework left no leeway to eliminate deviant lots from the blend.
And not from the blends of substances in corpses which are repellent to the human nose — not, for example, from the loathsome skatole and indole that distinguish human feces, nor the trimethylamine that rises dramatically from spoiled fish.
Eventually, he said, he would like to make several St.-Josephs, each expressing a different terroir within the appellation, but he believes he doesn't yet understand the terroirs well enough to separate the individual wines from the blend.
