With no polymer in the dispersed phase, the mixing of pre-dispersed drops was slower than the mixing that occurred when a batch of non-dispersed material was added to a stabilised dispersion (i.e. batch mixing).
The results of the long-term simulations indicated significant mixing of pre-event and event water occurring near the subsurface trench and in the soil above the soil bedrock interface where the transfer of O-18 from the soil matrix to the preferential pathways takes place.
(Left ) Representative time trace of fluorescence decay after rapid mixing of pre-formed Eco RPo (with wild-type σ) into 1.1 M NaCl (Gries et al., 2010 ).
In contrast, in Guinea Bissau, we found no significant difference in the age of primary and secondary cases, which may be explained by preschool-aged children being exposed to infection by older children in the large houses, the extensive carriage of children on the backs of their mothers and the constant outdoor mixing of pre-school children in this hot climate (Aaby, personal communication).
Thankfully, US death metal pioneers Autopsy were less negligent with their own back catalogue, and a mix of pre- and post-reunion material brought the hirsute hordes back to the front of the hall.
The murals are incredibly detailed, intricate, and colorful, depicting a mix of pre-Buddhist animist traditions mixed with Tibetan yoga exercises, meditations, and tantric techniques.
"It was a mix of pre-med and dance," she said of her minor, seated in a restaurant in the Upper East Side sipping a glass of tap water.
The mix of pre-season optimism and over-acrching skepticism (cultivated by years of perceived ownership neglect) has made any Revs-related discussion quick to turn sour.
Like Mexican food, itself a complex blend of indigenous and Spanish influences, the Day of the Dead is an inextricable mix of pre-Hispanic spiritualism and post-conquest Roman Catholicism.
What's needed, therefore, is a mix of pre-competitive and competitive action, according to Peter Erik Ywema, general manager of the Sustainable Agricultural Initiative (SAI), which brings major food-producing companies together to share sustainable agricultural practices.
Nowadays, the stumbling block is likely to be Julian Sturgis's libretto, which is a mix of pre-Raphaelite blank verse and quasi-medieval demotic ("Whither away, Sir Sluggard? Hola!" and so on).
