Sentence examples for mix meaning from inspiring English sources

The corners are rounded off a bit more, and a TD-SCDMA radio's been thrown into the mix, meaning the phone is headed for China Mobile.

Traditional Indonesian beliefs and practices have been incorporated into the mix, meaning that while most Indonesians pray to Allah, they're also scared of ghosts.

So while the Russian Army could, in theory, scare up a lot more manpower, it couldn't do so without throwing the entire Russian Army into the mix — meaning, the Bad News Bears conscripts — which would bring its own complications.

With that in mind, the big man has generously posted a WeTransfer link including a zip file crammed full of mixes, meaning you can rest easy; your house party, and/or mildly uncomfortable pre-drinks with one of your mates and their mates you don't know as well and their mates you don't know at all, is saved.

"He uses the very tip of the brush to create what we just described as a scene, and he does not mix colors, meaning that these small dots, juxtaposed with each other, in a complementary manner, create this effect".

"My major focus when remixing a song with vocals is to give the vocal space and let it really come through in the mix, often meaning I strip away most of the musical source material in order to essentially start from nothing and build the piece back up using my own ideas and sounds".

Interestingly, the BRCA1 and BLBC cases do not form separate clusters but mix together, meaning that a limited amount of regions can distinguish BLBCs and BRCA1-mutated tumors from luminal tumors.

Both those sports facilities (naming rights flogged to Dr Pepper) are conveniently located where Hicks is involved in another proposed $1bn mixed-use (meaning some combination of retail, industrial and office) development.

Another way to avoid predictability, players can play a mixed-strategy, meaning they select an alternative based on a probability distribution.

Make sure that you don't mix the table scraps in with the feed as it can make the mix go mouldy, meaning that you will have to throw the whole mix away.

The court-ordered evaluation of the Vick dogs labelled Meryl, a medium-sized brown-and-white pit-bull mix, "human aggressive," meaning that she is never allowed to be taken out of the Best Friends facility.