Ostrich skin, this season's hide of choice, is ubiquitous in handbags, shoes, belts and, most noticeably, skirts -- from Prada's $2,800 tan knee-skimming design (left) to Intermix's more affordable $348 version.
The spruce bark beetle outbreak was smaller in extent and duration where white spruce, the beetle's primary host tree, was intermixed with more beetle-resistant black spruce.
In both systems it has been observed that methylsilicones were less emulsified than fluorosilicones of same viscosity, suggesting that the smaller density difference between silicones and intraocular fluid makes intermixing with water more difficult as compared with fluorosilicones [ 12].
(E ) Experimental obligatory cooperative communities (magenta) showed more intermixing than obligatory commensal (brown), equal-fitness competitive (grey), and unequal-fitness competitive (black) communities, except when the initial cell densities exceeded 10% confluence (yellow shading).
The samples from the colon, stomach, and bladder appeared more intermixed with no clear entities forming.
September 14 2011 September 16 201111 As in recent seasons, Christie's approach to Asia Week is more fragmented, intermixing larger auctions with a series of smaller themed sales.
Species with large body size tend to have greater dispersal ability [ 3] and volant species may be particularly capable of overcoming dispersal barriers [ 4], likely intermixing populations from Central and South America more easily.
Caste groups are likely to be more residentially intermixed in urban areas, where the development of neighborhood effects could be examined.
Cues were presented for 1 s with a stimulus onset asynchrony of 2.2 s and were randomly intermixed excluding 4 or more sequential trials of the same type (action-selection, specified or null).
DelWolfe negotiates separate provision giving him the right to try to sell MySpace independently from Intermix if the price was more than $125 million or if MySpace filed to go public.
