Sentence examples for mixing of various from inspiring English sources
A general mixing-precipitation model describing interactions between mixing of various scales (macro-, meso- and micromixing) coupled with the population balance for crystallization is presented.
The proposed mixing factor is based on the eddy diffusivity of energy and it takes into account the degree of the turbulent mixing of various fluids having different Prandtl numbers.
"The modern artist is the counterpart in our time of the alchemist-philosopher who once toiled over furnaces, alembics and crucibles, ostensibly to make gold, but who consciously entered the most profound levels of being, philosophizing over the melting and mixing of various ingredients" (Ibram Lassaw, quoted by Lawrence Campbell in Art News, p. 66, The Art Foundation Press, New York, March 1954).
As seen in Fig. 2, a number of additional modes and mixing of various modes appear due to BN, BC and NC stretchings.
Brandy de Jerez, from the same region in Spain where sherry is crafted, is produced from the Airen grape variety, distilled in both column and pot stills, and aged in a solera system, which allows for the mixing of various vintages to create a unified whole.
Our genetic findings also document that many of the surveyed laboratory strains are not what they have been labeled, apparently due to the rather frequent mishandling or unintended mixing of various laboratory stocks over the years.
CONS: The eat-in kitchen is an odd mix of various periods.
Her accent is like the distilled essence of a first-class lounge in an airport, an unplaceable mix of various but undeniably well-heeled intonations.
They were what the locals call "island dogs," a mix of various breeds, and defined by an uncanny ability to suddenly materialize whenever food is unwrapped.
The mix of various forms of compensation makes Ms. Mayer's pay state of the art in employee compensation and a good lesson in this sometime mysterious practice.
Andrew Siegel, a Stevens clerk and now a law professor at Seattle University, said, "Stevens believes that constitutional decision-making is conducted through the interpretation of a mix of various sources — a complex balancing act".
