Sentence examples for mix items from inspiring English sources
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She favors busy, outlandish ensembles that mix items of different styles and periods, as if she'd been rummaging through the wardrobe closet at a Hollywood studio — clear-frame "Tootsie" glasses, a turban, a cartoonishly large chain-link-shaped scarf.
I mix items, try something new, and match it with my mood.
Another new feature, the Alchemy Pot allows players to mix items in order to create new, stronger items.
If you mix items in a multi-family sale, color-code your price tags--or otherwise clearly mark the items--so that your cashier will know who should get the money for each item.
The show is fondly remembered for mixing items about skateboarding ducks with moments such as the onscreen ambush of Margaret Thatcher, when Lawley allowed a caller to press on with her line of questioning over the sinking of the Belgrano as the then prime minister grew rattled.
The resulting network contains 5114 nodes, 34,334 directed edges and 8 topics, and all 8 topics are related to computer science, such as data mining, machine learning, information retrieval, etc. Mixed items propagated in such academic networks could be ideas or papers from related topic mixtures, although there are no raw data of topic mixtures available in Arnetminer.
Importantly, the CGDI mixes items that probe both management and clinician activities; in our study, these items sought to measure the implementation of stated policy.
The questionnaire could have been constructed differently by mixing items to reduce the halo error, however, that could have negatively impacted on the user-friendliness of the questionnaire.
It mixes items such as comorbidity, cognitive impairment, and disability to classify people into one of seven ordinal categories (Table 1).
Because the CSHA-CFS mixes items such as comorbidity, cognitive impairment, and disability, it appears particularly suited to services encompassing multidisciplinary care.
