Sentence examples for mixing traits from inspiring English sources

Try mixing traits from people you know.

Eleven mixing traits were measured and compared according to a statistical design.

None of the large-scale or small-scale mixing traits was an effective predictor of the small-scale extensibility parameter extensibility at Rmax (Ext_Rmax).

To maintain continuity, a compromise was made to produce puppets for the second Thunderbirds film which would mix traits from the two Supermarionation generations: although the heads and hands would remain disproportionately large, the marked caricature from the television episodes would be reduced.

In still other cases, Kronforst said, the hybridization can result in new species, mixing parental traits in a way that allows the offspring to inhabit their own environmental niche.

Artfully mix traits from each and, in theory, you'd come up with Jonas Nightingale, a self-questioning seller of hope.

He was terrific as the forked-lightning-tongued studio executive in the 2008 revival of David Mamet's "Speed-the-Plow" and, in a more introspective mode, as the commitment-fearing urbanite in John Doyle's 2006 production of "Company". Artfully mix traits from each and, in theory, you'd come up with Jonas Nightingale, a self-questioning seller of hope.

It's in a trait called I18nSupport, so we can appease the compiler by mixing that trait into our controller.

Because he mixes these traits with a gunslinger's mentality, he can be somewhat prone to mistakes.

Think of who you are and mix the traits together like gorgist: gorgeous and gymnast.

Regardless, the fused character possess mixed physical traits of their original counterparts.