Sentence examples for mixing of some from inspiring English sources

Cloud cover and the mixing of some cooler rainfall might also bring down temperatures, Mr. Holt suggested.

The high bacterial population at the Annapurnaghat site indicated mixing of some domestic wastes along with rain water in monsoon time.

In view of the structured emission profiles and the long emission lifetimes, the emission of these complexes has been assigned to a triplet intraligand (3IL) (bsn) excited state, probably with mixing of some triplet metal-to-ligand charge-transfer (3MLCT) (dπ(Ir) → π∗(N^N)) character.

News of a demo recording of "What You Need From Me" was added on 16 April 2012, where it also said that she had visited Los Angeles to help with the mixing of some tracks.

The mixing of some of the songs was also considered to be off, with Roper specifically noting a too-loud bass and too-soft vocals for "No One Knows".

Another approach to construct families of Lévy processes is to introduce a state space dependent mixing of some given Lévy processes.

We've aimed for a mix of some well-known, some more obscure appearances – but what have we missed?

Instead there was a mix of some traditional flamenco and, well, more traditional flamenco, danced to unconventional recorded accompaniment that included an uncredited rendition of John Lennon's "Imagine".

But there's uneven execution, and it's sloppier still at dinner, a mix of some dishes that reflect high standards and others that bespeak carelessness.

IT'S easy spending a cultured weekend in the Berkshires, given the area's heady mix of some four dozen museums, theater companies, music festivals and historic homes.

In Iraq, American and allied forces are coming under increasing attacks from a well-armed and well-financed mix of some 5,000 foreign fighters, Islamic militants and former members of Saddam Hussein's Baath Party.