Sentence examples for growing mixed from inspiring English sources
The lived realities for Britain's growing mixed race demographic are far-reaching, rich and complex and, on the whole, outlive any traditional "between two cultures" stereotype.
Furthermore, observations of reduced deformity and cataract in the slower growing mixed populations support the hypothesis that such malformations are in part a function of higher growth rate.
Tilman's team estimate that growing mixed prairie grasses on all of the world's degraded land could produce enough bioenergy to replace 13% of global petroleum consumption and 19percentt of global electricity consumption.
Further research is needed into the perceptions and experiences of ethnicity data collection in a broader range of UK ethnic groups e.g. Black Caribbeans, Black Africans, Chinese, Whites and particularly those of the rapidly growing mixed group for whom the question of ethnic group is particularly tricky.
People gush about the growing mixed-race population, supposedly Britain's "beautiful" future.
This paper provides insight to mobility studies by exploring the multidimensional nature of travel time, and to a growing mixed-methods research field by combining traditional and innovative sources.
Indonesia's indigenous farmers traditionally have small plots and grow mixed crops.
To crystallize the coatings, the anodically grown mixed oxide TiO2 Nb2O5 Al2O3 nanotubes were annealed at 440 °C for 30 min.
Twelve cultures (29%) grew mixed, common skin flora.
Plants of T. pellucida are small and sometimes grow mixed with other organisms, thus single shoots were separated under the dissecting microscope over several days with each shoot checked individually for identity and for contaminants visible at 40× magnification.
General considerations on the orientation and electronic activity of grain boundaries in polycrystalline silicon explain why the electronic quality of this 〈110〉-oriented film is remarkably higher than the one previously grown, mixed-phase nanocrystalline silicon.
