Sentence examples for mixed changing from inspiring English sources

They were of "lovely mixed changing colours... like the beautiful scum that sometimes floats on water and is not at all nice to drink".

The first duty of each day is to unlock the heat from the mixed changing rooms, to prep the electric sauna for prepaid use, to uncover the pool where, I'm told, two girls once drowned, though long before my time.

Moreover, a mixed changing pattern can be apparently found for Es in southeastern area, Ec and Ei in northwestern and southeastern area.

For example, in the latter countries mixed sex changing facilities are not unusual, and nudity is common in mixed sex saunas.

But the significance of religious and cultural symbols such as the veil is not immutable and static - they have a mixed and changing social meaning.

They mixed coverage, changing looks before or right after the snap, and flooded the middle of the field with defensive backs.

But it is their complexity and their mixed and changing legacy that is striking today, not the selective, 900-years-of-oppression, Anglophobic - and in a way Anglocentric - republican mythology.

Therefore, HCV replication is associated with a high mutation rate, giving rise to a mixed and changing population of mutants known as quasispecies [ 4, 8].

(43) In contrast, such effects do not occur in the mixed monolayers as changing the mixing ratio has no impact on the density of the thiolate groups on the surface.

Tests were performed with both segregated and well-mixed systems with changing the mixing ratio.

Museum studies found mixed evidence for changing body size in recent times but in most cases where changes did occur, body size increased.