Mixed income levels of tenants; mixed public and private financing; mixed types and sizes of apartments, town houses and single family homes; a mix of architectural details, building materials and colors; and a mix of rental and owned units are producing lively neighborhoods where ugly "projects" once stood in isolation and hopelessness.
Hopkins's "sprung rhythm"—a rhythm imitating natural speech, using mixed types of feet and counterpointed verse emerged as viable techniques in the poetry of Dylan Thomas and W.H. Auden.
Indeed, although as much as 80 percent of Europe's land was once forested, in the early 21st century various forests (including both boreal and mixed types) covered only about 30 percent of the continent.
Mixed types are defined by the above.
Mixed types were not developed.
Some multicomponent composites may also have mixed types of structures.
The EAE and BE act as a mixed types inhibitors.
The intercept dummies differentiate between pure and mixed types of allocators.
The variance in our data might be partly explained by mixed types of social orientation.
Morphologically, GISTs can be subdivided into spindle cells, epithelioid cells, and mixed types.
Generally, the mixed types of red and alluvial soil occur within the study area.
