There is a mixture of multi- and single-family houses, most of them from the Victorian era or early 1900's.
Real-time services including audio, video and mixtures of multi-media communication are in serious demand.
A statement described them as a "mixture of multi-faith men and women from Islamic, Christian and Hindu religions who knew each other well and had travelled the world together in the past, including Israel and the USA".
Housing in Stockholm municipality is characterized by a mixture of multi-dwelling buildings and single-family homes each representing a mix of ownership and tenure-types.
A mixture of multi-colored dyes including rhodamine-B, methylene blue and methyl orange can be completely degraded by the Bi2O2CO3@Fe2O3 catalyst (5 mol% Fe2O3) within 45 min under the simulated sunlight irradiation.
Several methods have been developed to fabricate such WOLEDs: the fabrications of stacked [10] or multilayer [11] OLED structures and the mixture of multi-emissive materials in one emitting layer [12], as well as the use of microcavity for white light emission [13].
In this paper, two appropriate parametric models: a mixture of joint Weibull normal distributions and a mixture of multi-variate normals, as well as two algorithms for parameter estimation: the EM algorithm and the algorithm developed by Nagode and Fajdiga are thoroughly discussed and compared.
A heterogeneous mixture of multi-site PEGylated rLDP may also be produced.
The trials were conducted in North America (22/34), Europe (4/34), Australia (1/34) and a mixture of multi-site trials in North America, Europe, South America, Asia (7/34).
Peaks A and B are shifted to higher energies at approximately 5,737.9 and 5,731.3 eV, respectively, and were assigned as being due to a mixture of the multi-electron with the final state of 2p 4f05d and 2p 4f15d tgL, respectively, which characterizes the Ce in the Ce4+ valence state [40].
Since Monascus pigments are a group of azaphilones mixture with multi-components, the concentration of Monascus pigments is difficult to determine by standard High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) method and usually represented by its corresponding absorbance unit (AU, multiplication of the absorbance with its dilution factor of a sample) at their characteristic wavelength.
