Sentence examples for intermingled together from inspiring English sources
The Wei shu describes the Pyŏnhan and Chinhan populations as "living intermingled together".
As far as graphics go, AMD has ATI to power the video stuff so it's likely that we'll see the CPU and video chipset intermingled together into a tiny package.
Since different cell types with distinct epigenetic characteristics are always intermingled together in the tissues or organs, the single cell analysis provides a universal resolution for dissecting their intrinsic complexities.
Few nonO1-nonO139 isolates from widely separated geographical locations intermingled together.
In the hominid, CYP2D6 and CYP2D7 were intermingled together, but CYP2D8 did not cluster with them.
It is the Reviewing editor's impression that at the core of this indecision is the fact that experiments performed in zebrafish and human cell lines are all intermingled together with conclusions from one applied to results from the other, leaving the reader with the impression that the model is not well substantiated.
Unlike the nuclear gene trees, haplotypes of P. nigromaculatus and P. plancyi did not form two monophyletic groups, rather, they were intermingled and together formed one monophyletic group.
One has to wonder how different the Björk show would have been had the work been allowed to intermingle and simmer together, doing justice to the often-brilliant way that Bjork's work marries audio and visual, colors and textures.
Schlager (1997, p. 14) observed that the field of policy studies is characterized by 'mountain islands of theoretical structure, intermingled with and occasionally attached together by foothills of shared methods and concepts, and empirical work, all of which is surrounded by oceans of descriptive work not attached to any mountain of theory' (cited in Sabatier 2007, p. 323).
Inverted haplotypes should cluster together into distinct clades (perhaps intermingled with non-inverted haplotypes) if the inversion events occurred once and if there was no exchange of genetic information between inverted and non-inverted chromosomes.
The scattering of the boats was most evident on the 16th RCT front, where parts of E/16, F/16 and E/116 had intermingled, making it difficult for sections to come together to improvise company assaults that might have reversed the situation caused by the mis-landings.
