Sentence examples similar to model for intermingled from inspiring English sources
The model for intermingled-fibre hybrids also considers stochastic fibre strengths and fibre fragmentation, and can therefore predict a brittle or pseudo-ductile response of hybrid discontinuous composites as observed experimentally, as well as hybrid effects.
The swelling of the chromosomes might suggest that they open up to create space for the monomers of the other chromosome, i.e. allow for intermingling.
He worked to repopulate the city not only with its former inhabitants but also with elements of all the conquered peoples of the empire, whose residence and intermingling there would provide a model for a powerful and integrated empire.
A real model for models to follow.
Art and fashion have intermingled for so long, it makes sense that the whole unfinished seams, clean-scrubbed-face fashion model sensibility would spill over into galleries".
This scale is used to screen for anxiety and depression (7 intermingled items for each subscale).
We were allowed to lie there, limbs intermingled, for nearly an hour.
In this sliver of land, the curators explain, "the beliefs and material culture of locals, nomads and invaders have intermingled for millennia".
These forums further revealed that the respondents identified as Muslim tend to respect their cultural heritage, and that culture and religion may be intermingled for immigrant Muslims.
Results as presented in the mortality study are difficult to follow since they are comprised of intermingled a priori and a posteriori analyses in the same models, forcing the reader to look for only a priori results, or a facsimile of their a priori results in their supplementary tables (NCI/NIOSH 1996; NCI/NIOSH 1997).
