Mr. Smith, who blends all the personal mixtures, told us an amusing story of the British Princes and their mixtures.
Although he originally sold his paints through existing manufactures, Gustave soon chose to sell his personal mixtures to his customers instead.
He identified bad government and corruption as the biggest obstacles to his country's accession to the European Union, and he forcefully—his foes say ruthlessly pushed reforms of the justice system and the public services.Foreigners liked the former sea captain's personal style: a mixture of mischievous humour and straight talk.
At one point, the Democratic leader of the Senate issued a news release that was nothing but a photograph of an underground passage and a single, mocking sentence: ''There is no light at the end of the tunnel, because they can't even find the entrance to the tunnel.'' Finally, on June 11, Brownback made a personal appeal, a mixture of abashed pleading and brash threats.
With the current computing capabilities of personal computers, a mixture model for about 100 substances can simulate a full day in a few seconds of computer time.
However, if the chitosan concentration was increased up to 10 wt%, the chitosan solution tended to aggregate to form larger clusters due to the increased viscosity of the mixture (personal communication).
Like many others here, Philip Voigt, a New Haven alderman, said he had come because of a mixture of personal and political allegiance to Mr. Lieberman.
Rather, they are rooted in a mixture of personal arguments and cultural misunderstandings that can flare fatally among heavily armed young men.
Hence events such as MassChallenge, which was launched in 2009 with a mixture of personal and corporate backing and a grant from the state of Massachusetts.
And the only thing he could find was that they had all had leaders who possessed "a paradoxical mixture of personal humility and professional will".
