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In G4's makeover, segments of "Kinniku Banzuke" have been mixed and matched to create episodes of "Unbeatable Banzuke," resulting in mysterious references to challenges that we haven't seen.
It is a deck of cards listing nearly 50 different game mechanics that can be mixed and matched to create the foundation for different types of games.
Four different repeat domains can be mixed and matched to create new DNA-binding proteins, which can be linked to the FokI domain to create a new class of programmable target DNA nucleases (Miller et al., 2011).
A jacket, draped top, lean skirt, tapered trousers, trench coat, bodysuit and white button down are all you need to complete the uniform, and all the pieces can be mixed and matched to create dozens of looks for the office and after work.
These snippets are then mixed and matched to create her stories.
Eventually, their bodies are divided into different fragments that get mixed and matched to create glitchy composite images.
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There's no way to mix and match — to create a playlist containing some songs from each source, for example.
Mixing and matching to create your own blend is a great way to get to know spices and how they work together; it also ensures freshness.
It's a collection of mobile synths and drum machines which you can mix and match to create songs, then share them via SoundCloud, Facebook and/or Twitter.
Try one of the three below — the Classic, the Jet Set and the Alternative — or mix and match to create your own.
In early visits, the high-end restaurants were disappointing; you can do just as well at Pinches Tacos (pinchestacos.com), which serves handmade tacos, and Sarku Japan (sarkujapan.com) in the food court — mixing and matching to create your own fusion cuisine.
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