Sentence examples for mixture of period from inspiring English sources

The furniture is a mixture of period and contemporary, including a bright red bed designed by the current director of the Bauhaus foundation that runs the museum.

The program is a canny mixture of period standards ("I Can't Give You Anything but Love," "I've Got the World on a String," "Ill Wind," "Stormy Weather") and orchestral pieces ("Braggin' in Brass," "The Mooche," "Rockin' in Rhythm," "Cotton Club Stomp"), many transcribed by David Berger from Ellington's original arrangements.

Bray et al. used Bayesian APC models (mainly to project NHL incident rates) and concluded there was a mixture of period and cohort effects (without further specification) in nine different countries (1973-1992) [ 2]. Liu et al. concluded that period effects played a major role in NHL incidence trends between 1970 and 1996 in Canada [ 34].

The mixture of periods, cultures and styles can be confusing, but it also emphasizes continuity in various aspects of Latino visual expression.

For solubility in equilibrium studies, 0.4 g of each group was weighed properly and then transferred into test tubes containing 10 mL of the deionized water and mixed by using vortex mixture for period of about 1 to 2 min at 1400 revolutions per minutes (RPM).

According to the noted Harvard biologist Stephen Jay Gould, evolution is not a constant stream of small incremental changes but a mixture of long periods of species stability intermittently disturbed by bursts of new species creation.

We split Community 1 further into two (named 1A and 1B) since unlike other communities, Community 1 was ostensibly a mixture of many periods.

[He] brings together a mixture of time periods, and he fuses them together into something that sounds futuristic.

This is a mixture of the incubation period and the infectious period, both of which are useful to understand, but difficult to measure.

The deep oddity of "Heavenly Creatures" is its ungodly mixture of Merchant-Ivory period lushness and a wholly different kind of movie voluptuousness, the sensory overload of full-on, unsubtle terror.

The community, which hasn't grown much beyond the boundaries that George Washington surveyed in 1749, presents a sometimes dissonant mixture of mountain burg and period theme park... Describes an expansion of the Inn that was nixed by local planners..