It's this mixture of deeply-rooted, vividly imagined fantasy and cold-water common sense that makes up Jones's unique charm.
This increase implies that after 2003, the SBF began to represent a mixture of biogenic and deeply-derived CO2, indicating that areas previously unaffected by an anomalous CO2 degassing started to release deeply-derived gas.
Therefore, even though mean CO2 flux values of LF populations are consistently 1 to 2 orders of magnitude lower than mean CO2 flux values of HF populations, since 2004, the LF population clearly represents a mixture of biogenic and deeply-derived CO2.
The mixture of fluffy spud and deeply savoury shredded roast pork is a sensation.
Throughout his life he remained a deeply contradictory mixture of thoroughbred gentleman and quick-tempered libertarian.
His music is a plaintive, lo-fi mixture of nostalgia wrapped up in deeply ingrained noir sensibilities.
England's main problem, many critics have argued, is a deeply embedded mixture of arrogance and ignorance.
The most engrossing relationship in the play is the deeply layered mixture of attraction and repulsion between Jeanne and the German officer.
The "ever closer union" envisaged by the EU's founders has been replaced in effect by a deeply incoherent mixture of one-size-fits-all thinking and double standards.
Thus considered, it would seem that the first urgency is to find other ways of powering our factories, homes, cars and lives, to free us from the place where a deeply unhappy mixture of fundamentalist religion and rich-poor power imbalances is as volatile and explosive as the substance it feeds on.
Corneal vessels are visualized by perfusing the upper half of deeply anesthetized animals with a mixture of 10% india ink, 11% gelatin in lactated Ringer's solution.
