Sentence examples for mix the various from inspiring English sources

It involves a "jungle of headphones," some of which play the recordings straight and others of which mix the various languages into a new piece.

But a bigger threat is what the world's governments may do next.Think abundanceIn particular, how will these governments choose to mix the various models of capitalism described by Messrs Baumol, Litan and Schramm in "Good Capitalism, Bad Capitalism"?

If you mix the various discounts in a statistical blender, as the transportation authority does, the average fare paid by all subway and bus riders is put at $1.63, or 62 cents below the base fare of $2.25.

Although no singular method has yet emerged for immunologists to mix the various elements comprising systems biology, suffice it to note that as a cognitive system, immune reactivity requires a theory of information that escapes the predicate epistemological structure dominating current models.

On the same list, Goss also featured Frink's automatic phone dialer, intra bovine ice-cream maker (an invention that is inserted into a cow and uses the four stomachs to mix the various ingredients), and hamburger earmuffs.

Hence HPC with GGBFS (20%) and Quartz powder (10%) was an optimum mix among the various mixes used.

The ACT-R architecture also provides a mechanism for mixing the various memory strategies that participants bring to bear in these experiments.

The pantry collects donated kibble from individuals and pet-food distributors, mixes the various brands and types of food and repackages it in plastic zip-top bags for distribution at two human food banks, said Karen Ortolano, a spokeswoman for the organization.

PVA-CC biocomposites with various filler contents were prepared by mixing the various amounts of CCs in PVA as shown in Table 1 using a magnetic stirrer and ultrasonication.

In particular, the use of zinc white throughout The Blue Room, whether on its own or mixed with other colors, with the consistent presence of barium sulfate filler, suggests Picasso mixed the various shades of blue, green, pink, and white himself.

Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events is a film adaptation of the first three titles in the series, mixing the various events and characters into one coherent story.