Sentence examples for mixes because of from inspiring English sources

There is a great interest in increasing the amount of recycled material used in asphalt mixes because of the beneficial impact on the environment.

I don't do a great deal of studio mixes because of time restraints, normally it ends up being something streamed from a club.

And they said, to a girl, we feel such a strong sense of identity - we know who we are - and we feel it's easier to mix because of that". She pauses.

It is not an easy work to evaluate thermal fatigue of a T-pipe under turbulent flow mixing because of the thermal loads acting at fluid structure interface of the pipe are so complex and changeful.

This could be explained by the fact that the electrical potentials of the two sources will further mix because of larger overlap of the topographies of the two sources in EEG for the given sensor arrays, which is less the case with the magnetic fields measured in MEG.

However, immobilizing methods are more complex and expensive than mixing methods because of the additional conjugating or layer-by-layer chemistry between the surface of polymers and AgNPs [11, 12].

Celso Ferreira, 28, of Setauket, a soccer coach at the club, said that people still got mixed up because of the language.

Ginger and garlic go into the mix, because of the Korean ancestry of many cooks.

NICHOLAS I and STALINIST were added to the mix because of the Russian investigation.

Using a larger reactor with geometric similarity provides a higher dispersion number with more mixing because of reduced wall effect.

Only one Russian was chosen, but Russians are somewhat out of the mix because of the lure of the Continental Hockey League and the lack of a transfer agreement between the N.H.L. and Russia's hockey federation.