Sentence examples for mix represents from inspiring English sources

And that this delicate mix represents an entirely new form of computing that nature might exploit in other systems too.

This familiar mix represents another day in the life of Suriyoun Baynana (Syrians Among Us), a programme designed to help one small Arab country cope with the enormous strain caused by the crisis ravaging its larger neighbour.

At present, the use of fossil fuels in the current energy mix represents the largest source of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, an important greenhouse gas (GHG), which is largely blamed for global warming.

Somehow the bouquet of timbres that Claudia Quintet presents hasn't lost its freshness: the slow dawn of "25th Somber Blanket," with accordion and clarinet prominent in the mix, represents a proven strategy for the band.

We agree that when our talent mix represents those across gender, race, ethnicity, religion, generation, sexual orientation and social economic background, we drive better thinking and creativity.

'Case mix' represents those factors demonstrated in the literature to increase the risk of CS delivery.

Even without a mandate, in each of the past three years one male and one female have been appointed, from a broad geographic mix representing urban, suburban and rural districts and ethnic diversity that has included whites, Asian-Americans and Hispanics.

To help companies understand consumers' attitudes about data, in 2014 we surveyed 900 people in five countries the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, China, and India whose demographic mix represented the general online population.

The latest addition to the multiethnic mix represented at the Essex Street Market is Boubouki, a niche with a counter where Rona Economou bakes spinach pies and baklava, drizzles Greek yogurt with honey and walnuts, and bakes crescent-shaped butter and almond cookies.

DJ Neptizzle from Vietnam has this week's guest mix - representing the sound of Ghana!

Land use mix represented the degree of heterogeneity in residential, commercial, institutional/governmental and recreational land uses contained in each neighbourhood buffer.