Sentence examples for is not intermingled from inspiring English sources
However, the two zoning types are not interspersed, and where green space is not intermingled amongst residential areas, the mitigating effect on temperature in dense residential areas may be diminished.
At first the two species were not intermingled, existing in separate clumps and aggregations.
In the focus group setting, care needs to be taken that severity levels are not intermingled, as this can have negative consequences on those who 'see what is coming' (particularly in progressive diseases) or for those who are seen as severe and outside the realm of the others.
In our study, we included the cyt b sequence of the same reference individual that was used in the study by van der Kuyl et al. [ 1996, sample ID IV, Supporting Information Table SI], and found that this sample clusters together with other samples from Senegal and Mauretania and are not intermingled with samples from Ghana and Burkina Faso (Fig. 2).
These data suggest that the third passage hADSCs exhibit a MSC origin, and that they are not intermingling with hematopoietic cells.
We expected Trump to fizzle [out] because we were not socially intermingled with his supporters and did not listen carefully enough.
One New York Times hack confessed that he and his colleagues "expected Trump to fizzle [out] because we were not socially intermingled with his supporters and did not listen carefully enough".
"Cloud computing is cost-effective from one standpoint, but how do you know your stuff is not going to be intermingled with someone else's?" Coviello said.
The first is a heightened sense of the stereo field, as the left and right signals aren't as intermingled as they would be via speakers connected to a receiver.
It is not uncommon for sexism and racism to intermingle in the harassment depicted.
Although most birds in a flock are generally of the same species, it is not uncommon to find additional species, albeit few, intermingled within the flock (e.g., calidrids and gulls).
