Sentence examples for mix but also from inspiring English sources

It isn't a bad smell; there are notes of roses and treacle in the mix, but also elements of sweat and pain.

And since this was not backpacking but just a night in the woods, we brought not only noodle and cream sauce mix, but also canned salmon, sun-dried tomatoes, frozen peas, an elaborate salad and, of course, dessert.

Mr. Obama's task force decided that Chrysler, which is heavily dependent on sport-utility vehicles, was not only hampered by the wrong product mix but also too small to survive on its own.

It began, we'll recall, with Wang's dash to the consulate, which not only brought American diplomats (and other agents) into the mix, but also drew a phalanx of security forces that made it impossible to hush up the story within China.

The effective mass indicates not only the deviation from an ideal mix, but also the direction of segregation.

We outline that this is not only due to the different assumptions in the time of charging and the country-specific electricity generation mix, but also due to the applied assessment method.

These differences suggest that not only the mixing, but also other processes (e.g. chemical reaction) must have been undertaken.

Emerging applications of carbohydrate/cationic surfactant mixtures require not only synergistic mixing, but also accessible sugar headgroups at the exterior of micelles.

The results show that an OBC not only provides enhanced mixing, but also offers low strain rates, which are lower than those in stirred tank vessels.

Case 1 may never have materialised on Earth (except possibly during the methane greenhouse of the Archean), but we are suggesting that the Neoproterozoic world is an example of case 2. Nutrients are brought to the ocean not only by vertical mixing, but also by rivers.

This technological shift will require not only changes in concrete raw materials and mix designs, but also new building techniques, using less materials for the same final structure.