Sentence examples for mixing in which from inspiring English sources

As with previous Beatles albums, the Sgt. Pepper recordings made extensive use of the technique known as reduction mixing, in which one to four tracks from one recorder are mixed and dubbed down onto a master four-track machine, enabling the Abbey Road engineers to give the group a virtual multitrack studio.

Unlike standard mixing, in which an engineer assigns particular sounds to certain speakers, the Iosono engineer only decides where effects should seem to be coming from.

Furthermore, the one-step mixing in which all the ingredients were blended together for 10 min has better elongation to break than the two steps mixing.

This phase seemed to play an important role in the second step of mixing, in which UHMWPE fibres were formed to result in the reinforcement of the EPT rubber.

Moreover, the existing configurational energy of mixing, in which the residual terms are truncated, results in significant errors in the prediction of the coexistence curve calculations for polymer solution systems.

To help update the brand, in September Kraft introduced Jell-O with Mix-Ins, which have a second container of dry ingredients fitted atop pudding cups.

Boston often proclaims itself to be the ice cream capital of America, a distinction that is attributable to both regional hucksterism and, perhaps, the popularity of mix-ins, which Steve Herrell introduced at Steve's in Somerville in 1973.

And there is what is known as "code-mixing," in which two languages — one of them invariably English — are conflated in a single expression.

Altogether, this adds up to a policy mix in which the dollar continues to fall.

"I'm working on a mix in which its playing as the background over video of England's World Cup play.

You can also simply stir them into the rice mix, in which case they will act as a pleasing thickening and bonding agent.