Sentence examples for less mixed from inspiring English sources

Do you worry that, in a generation's time, it will be a lot less mixed?

The ambivalence is salutary; Amis's essay on "The Dying Animal," from 2001, pulls the reader across deeper waters than some of his less mixed tributes do.

They also found six breeds that they called basal, meaning that their DNA was less mixed — the basenji, shar-pei, Saluki, Akita, Finnish spitz and Eurasier.

But local opinion of him turned steadily less mixed over the past decade as his company's stock tanked and he was sued by his shareholders and then accused by the Securities and Exchange Commission and federal prosecutors of overseeing an accounting fraud that ran into the billions.

But the BBC Scotland survey found a more positive, less mixed picture for the coming season.

The smaller Rscale values in these seasons are still consistent with this result, considering that the deposition velocity of the dust particles with higher density was probably high and that the resuspended radiocesium on them should be less mixed.

The reactions to Obama's speech, however, have been less affirming: mixed emotions, anger, even, and frustrations with what turned out to be premature proclamations of a post-racial America.

The polymer matrix in the calcium alginate-polymer blend beads is porous, albeit much less when mixed with other polymers, and undergoes slow erosion with swelling.

From 150 to 200 °C, the clay changes to a less conductive mixed phase of illite and smectite (Komori et al. 2013).

Very dense grainstones of the Ma'am reef sequence show slightly higher thermal conductivity values (mean λsat 2.8 W m−1 K−1) than the less dense, mixed carbonate siliciclastic rocks of the Barzaman Formation (mean λsat 2.3 W m−1 K−1).

We also found some features of less stable mixed anions in the tungstate molybdate bath, characterized phase composition of these films by means of XRD, and explain the results in the terms of parallel deposition from coexisting molecular precursors.