Sentence examples for mix arrangement from inspiring English sources

The fiction that one can have a pick 'n' mix arrangement with other countries, with no repercussions for international trade or millions of Brits living outside the UK.

The maintenance of a per diem hospital reimbursement system by the insurance funds results in deficits of the hospital budgets and prevents the private health providers to accept any public-private mix arrangements [ 7].

Also, the targets are unique and are not dependent on any assumed mixing arrangement.

In PEHFSD the aqueous strip (0.2 M NaOH) solution is dispersed in the organic (12%LIX-79/n-heptaneLIX-79/n-heptaneLIX-79/n-heptanener with a mixing arrangement (impeller stirrer) designed to form a strip dispersion.

Nonlinear-optical response of photorefractive hybrid liquid crystal (LC) cells has been studied by means of dynamic holographic technique in two-wave mixing arrangement.

And, as with any mix, the arrangement in Ultrasonic follows a particular— and in this case a particularly interesting trajectory.

The specific mixing system design, operating arrangement, and power requirements depend largely on the desired form of the intermediate or final products.

He gives the impression that he's interested in many things equally: the promoter, the sound mix, the arrangements, the blocking of his dance movements, the set list, his entire aesthetic context.

To simulate periodic mixing, the arrangement of cells was completely randomized every 12 hr.

The findings of this study are intended to be helpful to policymakers as they determine an appropriate mix of arrangements to finance health care and move towards universal coverage.

People can currently buy fixed-term annuities that enable them to benefit from improving annuity rates further down the line and they can also use a combination of fixed-term annuities, income drawdown and phased retirement plans to run "mixed" pension arrangements with some annual income through their annuity and the rest of their savings invested – another suggestion from Mr Webb.