Sentence examples for mixture of real from inspiring English sources

They add a further touch of surreality to this buoyant mixture of real and imitation.

A mixture of real palm trees and bright green fakes had sprung up on the beach.

The experiment is integrated in the learning environment and support the mixture of real equipments combined with simulated ones (virtual).

Modern data sets are often big and messy: they may feature a mixture of real, boolean, ordinal, and nominal values; and often many (or even most) of the values of interest are missing.

The second report, produced by Downing Street officials, has come to be known as the "dodgy dossier" because it turned out to be a mixture of real intelligence and parts of articles from scholarly and military journals.

On Saturday, Between the Ears (listen here) was given over to Other Mothers, a mixture of real, anonymous women's feelings about other mothers and a poem by Kate Clanchy.

Based on this interaction, a fair and efficient QoS guaranteed resource allocation for a mixture of real-time and non real-time service flows is achieved.

Based on the weekly meetings the Queen has held with Britain's prime ministers since the second world war, The Audience deals in that mixture of real-life personnel and speculation with which Morgan has had such success, on stage, movies and television, in The Queen, Frost/Nixon and The Deal.

The playlist feature first launched in October in the U.S. and Canada, using a mixture of real-person curation from DJs, musicians, music critics and ethnomusicologists, along with some machine learning that susses out particulars like what you like and what time of the day it is (or season — holiday music is apparently very big) to present you with the most fitting selection of music.

As a consequence, the proposed algorithm for slot allocation makes a trade-off between maximizing overall throughput of the system while guaranteeing the Quality of Service (QoS) requirements for a mixture of real-time and non-real-time service flows under different diversity configurations.

In practice, this means replacing the misguided quest for the perfect politician -- one that has a solid record based on a mixture of real-world and political experience -- with that of a showman.