Their subsequent affair triggers a wave of obsessive anger in Charlotte, intermixed with complicated feelings of gratitude and friendship.
Silva-Hutner's papers are not separate from the Lab records, but rather intermixed with them.
The heap included ivory chess boards, beads, totem poles and even miniature elephant sculptures, all intermixed with the raw tusks.
The sight of the city center -- reduced to rubble, with shards of concrete intermixed with clothing as a few survivors strolled about in a daze -- was indelible.
But if such crops were to become intermixed with food crops, they could pose a health hazard and require huge food recalls.
By the time of their arrival in the region, however, the local Aryan peoples had become intermixed with Asiatic peoples.
The moon appears to be composed of equal parts water ice and rocky material, intermixed with small amounts of frozen methane.
72 images (half congruent, half incongruent; all different from the ones used in the main experiment) were presented, either upright or inverted (pseudo-randomly intermixed, with the constraint that the same image orientation was never presented in four consecutive trials).
We scanned healthy young male participants with fMRI as they viewed emotionally arousing negative pictures and emotionally neutral pictures, intermixed with baseline fixation.
This study presents new evidence of historic low-to-moderate-severity fires, intermixed with high-severity fires, in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains of west-central Alberta, Canada.
