Sentence examples for intermingling of new from inspiring English sources
On the sixteenth day after injury (Fig. 4a; Fig. 5a) the granulation margins in the EL were less distinguishable due to intermingling of new collagen fibers with uninjured fibers.
Nevertheless, there are signs of life downtown: new recordings, new clubs and a fresh intermingling of ideas.
In cities we find the intermingling of ideas as well as the spontaneous formation of viable, critical mass of new developments and concepts muddling through.
There is nothing new about the tensions and difficulties that emerge from an intermingling of cross-cultural, cross functional groups.
Such intermingling of the sexualized meanings and queer desires within GayRomeo.com with local politics and practices affords new forms of self-description and embodied practice online as a queer Lebanese subject.
The intermingling of their African traditions, music and dances with the city's European and Native American influences formed a distinct New World Creole culture.After the Louisiana Purchase treatment of black New Orleanians grew increasingly harsh.
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.
The intermingling of the two series is at first inexplicable.
Its intermingling of poetry and prose feels natural, rhythmically inevitable.
Fecund imagery abounds in the intermingling of fruit and children.
