Sentence examples for islands mixed from inspiring English sources

Above the mid-eV energy, typically 600 eV in this series of experiment, dot-like islands mixed with irregularities start developing and grow with increasing ion energy.

This may suggest that, despite the presently overlapping geographical ranges of different CMG species on the SWIO islands, mixed infections of these viruses and recombination events between them on these islands have not presently yielded any major epidemiologically relevant lineage.

In three other cysts, ciliated cells occupied a more prominent fraction of the luminal surface and were distributed as a mosaic of islands mixed with microvillus-rich cells, or formed an almost complete luminal covering.

The Grande Terre samples as well as Moules Island and Stoll Island are mixed among each other, without clear distinction.

Planted forests may provide islands of mixed and durable habitat for pollinators, in a sea of single-species agricultural crops (Price and Willis, 1994).

Meanwhile both of the island's mixed doubles pairs were knocked out in the opening round.

On the eastern region of the island, the mixed shore with reef site of Roches Noires has been chosen for further investigation.

For example, the deciduous N. pumilio and the broadleaved-evergreen N. betuloides are two contrasting leaf habit species that coexist along Tierra del Fuego Island, conforming mixed old-growth forest in both coastal and mountain sites.

In some ways, the mild-mannered and economically sunny songs on "The Good, the Bad and the Queen" resemble tracks that Blur might have played; the band's début album is a song cycle about England ("a stroppy little island of mixed-up people"), a Blur-like concept.

City Island residents have mixed feelings about the prospect of such development.

"People think it's strange that we're Chinese from Jamaica, but Jamaica is a mixed island," Randy Chin said.