"The imagination and real life are often intermingled," he said.
Liverworts, the second major class of bryophytes, are found in the same types of habitat as mosses, and species of the two classes are often intermingled on the same site.
His friends knew an Alan Turing in whom intelligence, humour and sex were often intermingled.
These annotations on the three books belonging to the introductory genre are often intermingled and may offer different versions (‛Alawî 1983, pp. 80 83).
These topologies are often intermingled with one another as shown in later examples.
In Finland and Canada, regulation and research facilitation were often intermingled at personal level, same persons being responsible both for research facilitation and control.
Previous studies of clonal patterns in old growth (Rogers, 2000; Rogers and Westfall, 2007) and second-growth (Douhovnikoff et al., 2004) coast redwood forests using allozyme markers and amplified fragment length polymorphisms, respectively, found that multiple genotypes were often intermingled, and that members of the same clone could be found up to 340 m apart.
The terminal set of up to four branches is distributed over the M1 M3 layers and is more often intermingled with neighboring axon branches.
On the other hand, charms for conception or childbirth are also closely allied to medical recipes, sharing structural features like a heading naming the purpose, directions for performance, and efficacy statements, so that medical recipes and charms are often found intermingled in manuscripts.
The doctrine, which has been supported by both the Bush and Obama administrations, rests on core assumptions, including that using lethal force against an insurgency intermingled with a civilian population is often counterproductive.
