Sentence examples for mixture of cool from inspiring English sources

But inside is a confidently over-budget mixture of cool and whimsy, complete with an on-site coffee bar.

The Luke Daniels band, in an upstairs room at Walkabout, was all jousting accordions and foot-tapping ebullience, and Ethiopian jazzman Mulatu Astatke brought his mixture of cool abstractions and blistering funk to the splendour that is the Old Fruitmarket.

Generally, though, it's a mixture of cool indie bands (Bastille, Summer Camp, Tennis, Bombay Bicycle Club, Palma Violets), hot tips (Lianne La Havas, Savages), folk darlings (James Vincent McMorrow, Ben Howard) and breakout local acts (Foals, Chad Valley, Spring Offensive, Candy Says).

Mr. Huang sounded sweet and assured throughout, from his perfectly balanced, lucid double-stops in Ysaÿe's Sonata No. 3 in D minor for solo violin to the confident mixture of cool and soulfulness in both Messiaen's "Theme and Variations" and Ravel's tranquil, twinkling "Pièce en forme de Habanera".

The white color temperature is a mixture of cool and warm colors, which is a suitable choice for an office environment.

Light (a mixture of cool white and GRO-LUX fluorescent light bulbs) was turned on and off in a 12∶12 hr cycle, and the intensity (reaching cultures in transparent bottles) was of ca. 250 300 µmol photons m−2 s−1.

It depended on a mixture of cool-headed bluff and good diplomacy.

The objectives of this experiment were to (1) assess the performance of several mixtures of cool-season turfgrass for survival on roadsides in central Minnesota, (2) quantitatively evaluate the influence of individual species on the survival of turfgrass mixtures on roadsides, and (3) identify a suitable mixture of cool-season turfgrass species for roadsides in central Minnesota.

The light was provided by a mixture of cool-white fluorescent lamps F40CW (General Electric, Charlotte, NC, USA) and white-LED lamps E27/High Power (Ningbo Yinzhou Union Power Lighting Technology, Zhejiang, China) with a maximal peak at 600 nm.

The sown seeds were cold treated at 4°C for 48 h and then allowed to germinate and grow at 23°C in a growth room with a 12 h photoperiod under 60 to 70 μmol m-2 s-1 of light produced by a mixture of cool-white and warm-white fluorescent bulbs (General Electric, Louisville, KY).

Plants were grown directly on soil in a growth chamber at 22-24 °C under long-day photoperiods (16 h of illumination with a mixture of cool-white and GroLux fluorescent lamps) at intensity of approximately 150 μE m-2 s-1 in 8 cm diameter × 7 cm height pots.