Sentence examples for intermingling whether from inspiring English sources

It would be hard to devise a more apt symbol of the unsettled present of the orchestra and the two halls than this intermingling, whether so intended or (most likely) not.

Multiple dimensional scaling based on the complete data set demonstrated that infected GI-101A xenografts (2 darker blue color) segregated completely in Euclidian space from non-infected xenografts (2 lighter blue colors) while HT-29 xenografts intermingled whether they were from infected or non-infected animals.

"Chaos" moves at a constant dogtrot, adeptly intermingling its elements.

Congress is debating whether to reverse some of the late-1990s laws that repealed the Great Depression safeguards that prevented commercial and investment banks from intermingling.

"We think intermingling features is essential on mobile," she adds.

Fisher's exact test was applied to the contingency tables to determine whether the cells were intermingled at random or spatially segregated.

There is a simple way, however, to test whether asymmetric and symmetric synapses are intermingled at random.

Ms. Warren is also challenging the centrist consensus on high finance and has sought to revive a dormant conversation about whether investment and commercial banking should be intermingled by introducing a bill to restore Glass-Steagall, an issue few senior Democrats on either end of Pennsylvania Avenue want to revisit.

The artists are Newars, or Mongoloids, different ethnically from, though partly intermingled with, the peoples of India, whose art they made their own whether its themes were Hindu or Buddhist.

City people intermingled with country folk.

I love being intermingled with the commerce".