Sentence examples for mixing means from inspiring English sources
Genetic mixing over time can allow evolution to select for more resistant offspring; little mixing means little resistance.
This form of assortative (like with like) mixing means a respiratory infection could potentially spread quickly within this group and thus be disseminated rapidly between countries.
In the 'test of acceptability', the use of the interval hypotheses is envisaged by the SFSTP guide, not on the parameters of bias and precision, but on individual results by mixing mean bias and intermediate precision in a single test.
In North Carolina, 1944, Jim Crow laws against "race mixing" meant that no playoff system existed to determine, definitively, whether the black powerhouse team of [End Page 189] North Carolina College for Negroes could best the nationally acclaimed basketball players from Duke.
There are also fewer power cuts because a diverse energy mix means greater resilience to droughts.
Our panel agree that adding parenthood to the mix means that your working day becomes more productive, more structured and more efficient.
Adding a banana to the mix means more brain fuel and an easy way of getting one of your five-a-day.
The re-jiggering of the cash and shares mix means Kraft can lower the amount of stock it puts into the offer, pleasing a big shareholder, Warren E. Buffett.
For Tesla, adding more human labor to the mix means extending traditional jobs with additional responsibilities that would help ensure the smooth and efficient operation of the Alien Dreadnought.
Creating your own income mix means you are in control, not someone else.
