But facts turned up in a lawsuit brought by shareholders of Intermix, the parent of the social networking pioneer MySpace, suggest that something like this may have occurred when the News Corporation bought Intermix five years ago.
Based on the analysis of spontaneous calling behavior, we decided to use six sequences with stimulus delivery intervals of 5000, 2500, 1250, 625, 313, and 156 ms. Each sequence consisted of two calls originating from different male individuals (Figure 3) and were randomly intermixed: one was presented 900 times ('common call') and the other one 100 times ('rare call').
The scale-up of the biogas tower reactor, as far as the liquid mixing is concerned, was based on the knowledge of the mixing within a module and the intermixing between two modules.
The younger Leisey 1A (27°42'N, 82°30'W; ∼1.6 1.3 Ma) locality instead has terrestrial and marine fossils intermixed between two shell beds at depths consistent with interglacial levels [26].
In distribution, these groups are highly intermixed; not one county is inhabited by a single minority.
The shareholders also argued that Intermix made five significant omissions in proxy materials that investors relied upon before voting on the deal.
Participants arrived at the laboratory alone, randomly intermixed with four confederates who were recruited from the laboratory personnel.
Both categories of syllogisms were presented intermixed in four blocks of trials, separated by a fixed 30-s break.
The AX target trial type occurs with 70% frequency and is randomly intermixed with three types of nontarget trials, each occurring with 10% frequency: AY (target cue, nontarget probe), BX (nontarget cue, target probe), and BY (nontarget cue, nontarget probe).
An intermixing extending over two monolayers at the interfaces for both the Dy Sr sublattice and the Sc Ti sublattice is quantified.
