Sentence examples for mix gained from inspiring English sources

The mix gained broad acceptance by the time of the prototypes' flyoff, defining the relationship of the LWF and the F-15.

The dollar was mixed, gaining ground on the euro, while losing some to the Japanese yen.

Of the 500 stocks that make up the S&P 500, only around half break out their foreign sales, but the ones that do have seen their sales mix gain more of an international component in recent years.

Mixed methods gained acceptance amongst researchers in the 1980s, since they addressed epistemological ontological and axiological weaknesses of both the qualitative and quantitative approaches [22].

Growing media or components for potting soil mixes have gained popularity for several decades and have been successfully used in the cut flower industry with aim to intensify the commercial production (Maloupa et al. 1992).

Warm Mix Asphalt (WMA), an alternative to Hot Mix Asphalt, has gained popularity in the recent years.

Such an effect can be obtained with the use of the proposed Gain Scheduling Control (GSC) system which implements a novel Fuzzy-Mixing Gain-Scheduling (FMGS) strategy that is based on the idea of fuzzy mixing (weighting) of local (modal) values of certain (automatically designed) control parameters.

As mentioned above, one limitation of this study was that not all care was coded by the provider in the patient management system and thus limited the analysis; therefore, it is recommended that all primary care patient management systems should apply codes to indicate which type of operator provided care, so that a greater understanding of skill mix can be gained.

Foamed asphalt mixes are gaining ground as effective alternatives to asphalt base and sub-base standard layers in Europe and in other countries worldwide.

Mix in the golden syrup, removing the heat once the mixture has gained a homologous appearance.

Results of Benkelman beam test showed that the foamed asphalt treated recycled ash mix layer cured and gained adequate stiffness within a period of 24 h.