Official Xbox Magazine was more mixed, balancing the possibility of getting lost in the large levels with the likely appeal of these stages to 3D Sonic gamers, particularly those who had enjoyed Sonic Heroes.
It is noteworthy that the outcome measures employed to assess the effectiveness of the Wii training program are mixed since balance has been assessed using either clinically rated (e.g., Berg Balance Scale, Equiscale, and the Dynamic Gait Index) or patient-reported outcome measures (such as the Activities-Specific Balance Confidence Scale) or objective instrumental measurements.
There's also a dual LED flash, offering two colours, which are mixed to balance against the prevailing lighting - so if you're under fluorescent light, it will add more yellow to give a better white balance.
Or, as has happened in Tower Hamlets, if some schools slip towards being one ethnic group or another, the school should have the choice, if it wishes, to maintain a mixed ethnic balance, so that we prevent segregation.
Bell's own vision of social change was increasingly guided, meanwhile, by a reading of the philosopher John Dewey and his espousal of a mildly socialist "mixed economy", balanced between private and public ownership.
One means of frustrating popular majorities, or what Madison called "overbearing factions," was the "mixed" and "balanced" form of government.
In particular, a mixed approach balancing incentives and penalties would lay the groundwork for the dynamic, innovative partnerships the E.U. needs to thrive in our uncertain, rapidly changing world.
"Labor market indicators were mixed but on balance showed further improvement.
The second change was in the type of "balance" mixed government was supposed to achieve.
What can be said, though, is that so far the picture is mixed but on balance moderately encouraging.
