Sentence examples for of being intermingled from inspiring English sources

If turning movements are necessary as for example when flying around an obstacle, a bird should develop a strategy where turning movements and straight flight alternate instead of being intermingled.

Maintain the feeling of being intermingled in each other's lives, a state of "interrelatedness".

We characterized the time course of cranial motornucleogenesis, finding that despite differences in cellular origin, segregation of branchiomotor and somatomotor nuclei occurs actively, passing through a phase of each being intermingled.

Startlingly vivid vignettes of childhood are intermingled with layers of bizarre Czech fairy tales and shocking images of atrocities in Nazi-occupied Prague.

Several studies have tried to define the stages of the fibrosis according to its degree, and one study showed that different stages of fibrosis are intermingled within different areas of the needle-biopsied specimens of the same case [ 38].

Results showed that Ch+ and Ch− cells inside the axonal arbor of ChC1 were intermingled at random, since the probability of having a nearest neighbor of the same or different type was the expected probability given the proportions of Ch+ and Ch−.

In their anticommunism, enragement over the takeover of their property and the demonization of communists are intermingled.

On the contrary, run charge with 0.4 wt.% H2O and 13.4 wt.% CO2, produced a continuous porosity at the top of the capsule (Fig. 6i), and dendritic aggregates of carbonate are intermingled with silicate globules (Fig. 6j).

A formality of diction is intermingled with contemporary vernacular phrasing, a purposeful anachronism that is mirrored in the body language of the actors.

Remnants of sarcomeres were intermingled with organelles (e.g. mitochondria) or glycogen granules.

The 2-tailed Fisher's exact test applied to the contingency table rejected the hypothesis that both types of synapses are intermingled at random (P < 0.0001).