Sentence examples for mixture would have from inspiring English sources

You'd think such a mixture would have been discovered and done to death; the audience for the new electronic music is the same audience, with the same ears, that loved alternative rock 10 years ago.

It is determined that the lightweight concretes that would be produced with pumice aggregates coated with cement + colemanite dual mixture would have a high performance against high temperature.

Penn State's collapsed under just below half of that — but the NASA rep pointed out that the cement-like mixture would have been far stronger had it been able to cure for another week or so.

The composites sorbed a greater volume of nitrogen than the individual materials, especially at 20 and 30 wt% SBA-15 loading; this would indicate that the nanocomposite is not simply a mixture of SBA-15 and aCNTs since such a mixture would have values between those of SBA-15 and a CNTs and not the larger values observed for the volume of nitrogen sorbed.

To compensate (at least partially) the phase being neglected in previous steps of the algorithm, some further processing is necessary: a rough estimate of which amplitude the mixture would have if the phases were actually perfectly aligned is obtained by summing the amplitudes estimated using part of the algorithm proposed by Yeh and Roebel [42] in Sections and of their paper.

Also, steady-state conditions occurred long after the start-up batch; therefore, the TSB/hydrolysate mixture would have been extensively diluted or completely washed out at this point.

The CNF modified HMA mixtures would have the ability to respond to loading.

To adhere to the freeze point specification maximum, the carbon number distribution of jet fuel mixtures would have to be decreased and the relative proportions of the C9 C11 components should be increased as the n-paraffin content of the mixtures is increased.

Therefore, it can be expected that sera of infected mice deviate from the properties of an unbiased mixture and would have reduced predictive performance values.

The trial fell short of breakeven, but the scientists estimated that, with the ideal tritium mixture, their plasma would have produced more energy than was put into it for the first time, in theory, a net gain.

The trial fell short of breakeven, but the scientists estimated that, with the ideal tritium mixture, their plasma would have produced more energy than was put into it — for the first time, in theory, a net gain.