Sentence examples for mixture of inward from inspiring English sources

Ms. Franklin was the star of Monday's 25th-anniversary gala concert, the most extreme and complicated example of an event that has historically brought together a surreal mixture of inward improvisers, outward pop stars and government officials.

Recent results have shown that solar wind turbulence can be described not only as a mixture of inward and outward stochastic Alfvénic fluctuations, but includes also advected structures, dominated by an excess of magnetic energy.

But I would know it anywhere, from the mixture of mischief, a deep inward stare and that mop of hair.

On opening night, the only singer who showed real ferocity was the Russian mezzo Ekaterina Gubanova, finding a potent mixture of outer brilliance and inward fire.

It was a rainy evening, and the event felt like a cozy escape into a world oriented both outward and inward, a mixture of memorials and reveries.

The Swiss, he said, have a mixture of pride and modesty, the inward-looking, foreshortened view of a mountain folk.

7) Liberalization of inward foreign direct investment.

We still have huge amounts of inward investment here.

The latter could be accompanied by (1) increased inward velocity of field lines, (2) increased frequency of inward transport events, (3) increased inward flux carried per event, or (4) combinations of them.

This enhanced inflow could be realized by: (1) increased inward velocity of field lines, (2) increased frequency of inward transport events, (3) increased size of inward flux events, or (4) the combination of these characteristics.

There was evidence of inward rectification ('sag') during strong hyperpolarization.