Sentence examples for mixing even from inspiring English sources

Schools were de-facto segregated, though there were slight signs of mixing even before Brown v. Board of Education.

At low/medium annular gap width configurations, agitation induced by continuous aeration was found to provide sufficient mixing even when the inner cylinder was stationary.

Mixing studies in toluene indicated that the self-assembled star polymers are kinetically stable and resist mixing even at elevated temperatures.

He writes, "I felt as if phases of the war were mingling, battles from the beginning mixing with surrenders toward the end, mixing even with more recent times, when people reconsidered the Revolution".

Cars and fuel pumps in the United States can easily handle gasoline with 10percentt ethanol or less, a blend known as "E10". But if we started mixing even more ethanol in that gasoline — say, moving up to 15percentt, or E15 — it gets trickier.

Over in the second room, Mr Ties' three-hour set is positively dinky compared with his weekend-long bacchanals in Berlin, but it's long enough to show why he's a truly authentic selector rather than slick middle-league operator – occasional lapses in mixing even heighten his punkish approach, full of glorious overuse of EQing.

The truth is that we have long had mixed, even contradictory, feelings about consumption.

Stronger storms would then mix even more heat into the ocean driving a positive feedback loop for hurricane intensity.

Beer marinades and chips, beer-based bread mixes — even beer candy, cough drops and soaps — round out the offerings.

Margarita was not quite such a success, but is still far superior to other margarita mixes, even if it'll never be mistaken for the real thing.

In London, the International Youth Arts festival is at the Rose in Kingston, and Greyscale's hugely enjoyable pick 'n' mix evening of theatre, Theatre Brothel, is at the Almeida.