Sentence examples for generally a mixture of from inspiring English sources

Great Basin peyote rituals are generally a mixture of aboriginal and Christian elements.

The aroma of T. melanosporum, generally a mixture of musk and fruit and forest floor, and the earthy, garlicky Tuber magnatum, or Italian white truffle, are the most prized.

Generally, a mixture of LOS and biased NLOS measurements will lead to large error, which is a significant challenge in practice.

In practical engineering measurement, recorded data is generally a mixture of signal and noise, and interested weak signal is usually submerged in heavy noise.

Crude extracts are generally a mixture of active and non-active compounds, and MICs < 100 μg mL−1 generally suggest good antimicrobial activity (Dellavalle et al. 2011; Webster et al. 2008).

The soils of Denmark are generally a mixture of organic matter and glacial deposits, which is a mixture of mainly clay but also quartz, feldspars and other minerals of very fine grain sizes capable of penetrating small cavities and cracks.

None of the treatment facilities were addiction-as-disease models of treatment, and the units generally used a mixture of cognitive-behavioural and general social work models in their treatment approach.

They generally contain a mixture of dwarf perennial rye grass and creeping red fescue, which together form a particularly sturdy lawn, if not one that is especially fine and delicate in appearance.

To allow all the possible interactions between the three colours of quarks, there must be eight gluons, each of which generally carries a mixture of a colour and an anticolour of a different kind.

A. The true origins of chop suey -- generally speaking, a mixture of chicken or pork, bean sprouts, bamboo shoots, water chestnuts and celery, awash in a gooey broth of water, soy, corn starch, sugar and salt and served over rice -- are still a subject of debate.

Where the latter's compilations of roots reggae or No Wave generally feature a mixture of unknowns and names that any reasonably well-informed music lover will at least have heard of, Numero Group specialises in music that barely even came out in its original era, recordings that are often little more than rumours in hardcore collector circles.