Sentence examples for poorly mixed from inspiring English sources

Measured strontium concentrations in the UZ and in the perched water bodies can be roughly matched by assuming conservative behavior in nonzeolitic units and strong ion exchange in zeolitic units, and indicate that the perched water bodies are poorly mixed.

There is a lot of rubble in Haiti; millions of pieces of poorly mixed cement from disintegrated buildings abound in this country even without a recent earthquake, and I admired this resourceful repurposing of the material.

However, the introduction of a hanging baffle reduced the percentage of poorly mixed zones by 12%, 16%, and 18% in the case of flat, 25° and 45° bottom digesters, respectively.

This is a consequence of the inhomogeneities in the mixing field that characterize these sprays, where poorly mixed rich spots are seen to alternate with leaner ones which are well-mixed.

This in itself results in a fitness increase for parasites with a higher replicase activity in a poorly mixed system, but there is also another indirect beneficial fitness effect which does not require limited spatial mixing.

But the trade was typical of the Isiah Thomas era: talent poorly mixed and matched.

A large number of additives (stabilizers, preservatives, vitamins, and nutraceuticals) are scarcely soluble in polar media, and therefore poorly mix with aqueous food dispersion.

However, poorly mixing MCMC algorithms with long burn-in periods are not ideally suited to this situation, because a long period of burn-in must be repeated on every available CPU core.

In order to avoid (near) impropriety of posteriors and extremely poorly mixing Gibbs chains, a proper prior should be used for the genetic covariance matrix when implementing the Gibbs sampler.

This collection is all about the little things we crave.

Conservative social and political policies mix poorly with free expression.