Sentence examples for intermingled between from inspiring English sources

These neuron/SGC units were intermingled between fibers.

But it could be that the assumption was wrong, and that sexual networks were far more intermingled between different communities.

Throughout the remainder of the performance, she intermingled between the two songs as smoke swirled and lightning was projected on the stage.

This mix features five originals intermingled between acts like Caribou, Diversa, Grouper (twice) and Mono/Poly, and they're all swirled together like some otherworldly communication from a distant planet.

Refreshing trials with the reinforced CS+ and CS− were intermingled between the tests to ensure motivation for the subsequent tests.

In fetal tissue the chromogranin A-positive endocrine cells were intermingled between acinar and duct cells and the endocrine and exocrine cells were not as clearly separated as in the adult pancreas.

The word once meant "peasant"; it now describes a sensibility fired by centuries of intermingling between Mexican Indians, Spaniards, Cuban immigrants and African slaves brought to work the sugar plantations.

Intermingling between the two sides is uncommon, increasing fear and suspicion of the other.

As you walk out of the main dining Dome, a perfected raised wooden trail leads you to the dozen or so EcoDomes, spaced nicely apart -- allowing for the local flora and fauna to become intermingled naturally between Domes (further, Patagonia boasts 118 species of bird and 26 species of mammals).

There are suggestions that we are born with synesthesia, that curious condition where the senses are intermingled (the connections between them are usually broken as we mature), so children could be tasting food in 3D, Technicolor and Dolby surround sound.

Lymphocytic infiltrate was observed in the entire lesion and lymphoid follicle formation was intermingled in and between the lobules of hyperplastic Brunner's glands.