The phrase "mixed situation" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a situation or circumstance that includes elements of both positive and negative aspects. Example: Despite the mixed situation of the economy, the company's profits have continued to rise.
"It's a mixed situation," says Hiroshi Suzuki of Fukushima University, an adviser to the prefectural government.
It was found that the slurry movement in the mill tends towards rather than a more mixed situation with a vessel dispersion number, Nd, varying between 0.03 and 0.45.
Since it is observed both in the experimental measurements and in the numerical simulations that not all the radiator panels are blown by a single fan, the reduced model here presented considers a mixed situation wherein the heat is removed by natural convection in a fraction of the radiator while in the rest the heat is removed by forced convection.
The first one is the sequential horizontal merger, denoted by (HH), the second is the sequential vertical merger, denoted by (VV), and finally a mixed situation with one horizontal and one vertical merger, denoted by (HV).
In the region of the European Atlantic Coast (i.e. Island, UK, Ireland and France and Mediterraneann regions the prediction highlights a mixed situation with both negative and positive changes up to +50 % in Egypt, Libya and Eastern Algeria and −50 % in central Portugal, Morocco and Western Algeria.
The second class included individuals with mixed situation in terms of awareness levels about cancer screening approaches.
"Certain boys dominate the classrooms in mixed situations.
Teachers should consider these mixed situations in class.
Since industry or sectoral bargaining is given an intermediate score (=3), it follows that there are two mixed situations between levels (5) and (3) and between (3) and (1).
From the simulation results shown in Figures 8, 9, 10, and 11, the proposed IMM-EKF smoother can more accurately track the true range distances in indoor LOS/NLOS mixed situations.
Figure 11 left shows for the near future under the A1B emission scenario, mixed situations in Northern Europe and the Mediterranean Area with changes ranging from 20 cycles/year, in the Alps and in large part of Northern Europe, up to 10 cycles/year respect to the recent past in the rest of Northern Europe, Southern Mediterranean and Spanish coast.
