Sentence examples for mixture of search from inspiring English sources

The most important insight from this exercise is that under a foraging interpretation of nutrient uptake, the parameter Km turns out to be a confounded mixture of search and handling that is not particularly useful for predicting plant foraging behaviour (Fig. 4).

Try a mixture of search terms.

For policy makers in Iceland who are new to the global economic stage and unaccustomed to being the focus of international criticism over their finances, the negative attention is prompting a mixture of soul-searching and defiance.

A mixture of exhaustive searching, massive parallel computing and the well-known LBG-algorithm ensures a good balance between texturing quality and speed.

It's this mixture of adventure, a search for pirate booty, and electronics that makes geocaching so compelling.

The book is, in fact, a curious mixture of certainty and searching, from beginning to end.

The seemingly odd mixture of continual soul-searching and flippant repartee helps to keep the attention of his fans riveted to the adventure at hand.

The raw MS data of the mixture of gliadins were searched against a total gluten/gliadin database which was downloaded from http://appliedbioinformatics.wur.nl/.wur.nl/

Loop lengths are exponentially distributed when searches are in visually familiar surroundings and are well described by a mixture of two exponentials when searches are in unfamiliar landscapes.

You're sitting down, doing a mixture of mathematics and soul searching.

In the case of tennis the bout of scrutiny that overshadowed the opening of the Australian Open prompted a curious mixture of defensiveness and soul-searching, perhaps in both cases justified, among the alphabet soup of bodies that govern it.