Sentence examples for intermingling of different from inspiring English sources

This intermingling of different looks and seasons (see the trans-seasonal jacket) has created an "anything is possible" attitude, while the rise of the merchandise pop-up shop has further muddied the waters.

The intermingling of different cultures is imbedded in the Japanese production of "Pacific Overtures," the 1976 award-winning musical by Stephen Sondheim, which opens tomorrow at Avery Fisher Hall, with a traditional Japanese set design, including a hanamichi, or walkway, that will run perpendicular to the stage.

The descriptions seem to be linear, but they contain an intermingling of different symptoms and perceived causes.

The resulting crowding and intermingling of different species is thought to increase the probability that a bird will be infected with influenza [ 22].

Dr. Edwin D. Kilbourne, a medical researcher who figured out how to outwit fast-evolving flu germs, developing a new vaccine each year by intermingling genes of different disease strains, died Monday in Branford, Conn.

But it is the very lack of cohesion in our society, the competing and intermingling claims of different ethnic and religious and regional communities of people and artists, of different levels of aspiration, from the most esoteric to the most broadly populist, that makes our country, and our art, great.

But if the intermingling of many different kinds of people is what gives Tel Aviv its pulse, it's the clash of old and new that still gives this city its surprising and slightly uneven gait.

Civilization emerges when humans obey the law of attraction and intermingle with peoples of different racial stocks.

It has been argued that the fact that infection trials often intermingle the effects of different infection steps strongly influences our interpretation of host-parasite interactions [ 1, 10, 11].

Our results revealed that lack of functional reelin does not simply invert, but highly disorganize visual cortical layers, resulting in a massive intermingling of cells with different laminar fates.

Altogether our results show that cellular composition, wiring, synapse formation, and functional columnar activation are strikingly "normal" for a neocortex with a severe vertical intermingling of neurons with different laminar affiliations and fates.