Sentence examples for mixture of rare from inspiring English sources

That mineral was a mixture of rare earths, and the first individual element to be isolated was cerium in 1803.

Together with his pal Kevin Harper, he ran a club night in Leeds called Downbeat, where they would play a mixture of rare groove, hip-hop and dance.

After several trial runs, he had settled on a pickled egg, wrapped in a mixture of rare breed pork meat and, that local Lancashire favourite, black pudding, coated for maximum crunch in Japanese panko breadcrumbs - to be served warm.

Michael Holroyd, author of the magisterial biography to which all discussion of Shaw is indebted, refers to "that mixture of rare sense and inspired nonsense that the world had come to refer to as Shavian".

In this work using a mixture of rare earth oxides, which contain around 57 wt% yttrium oxide, cellular ceramics by bio-prototyping from the vegetable sponge Luffa cylindrica were produced and the thermoluminescence response was evaluated.

Then, the precipitate was calcined in a furnace at 800 °C for 1 h and finally, a mixture of rare earth elements' oxides with a purity of about 84% was obtained.

In earlier work, silicon nitride (Si3N4) powders were sintered with a mixture of rare-earth oxide (RE2O3) and silica (SiO2).

Austrian chemist Carl Auer von Welsbach discovered neodymium in 1885 by separating ammonium didymium nitrate prepared from didymia (a mixture of rare-earth oxides) into a neodymium fraction and a praseodymium fraction by repeated crystallization.

These include 'magic-sized' CdSe [1] and a large variety of other materials in nano-particulate format, including CdSeS [2], Mn-doped ZnS [3], Mn-doped ZnSe [4], Ce3+-doped Y3Al5O12[5], doped YVO4 Ln3+, and silica-coated YVO4 Ln3+, where Ln3+ = Eu3+, Dy3+, or Tm3+[6] mixtures of rare earth phosphors [7] and rare earth-doped GdF3[8].

Rayleigh scattering in mixtures of rare-gas liquids is also discussed.

In place of mixtures of rare-earth compounds, its unique chemical markers are short stretches of DNA, each with a different sequence of genetic code.DNA, indeed, seems to have a talismanic quality in the fight against crime.