Sentence examples for resist mixing from inspiring English sources
It is very sensible to resist mixing up strong personalities with the work their organizations do.
Because the two polymers resist mixing, the concentration of each component polymer often varies substantially over tiny areas.
Because the two polymers resist mixing, the concentration of each component polymer often varies substantially over very tiny areas.
Because polyolefins resist mixing, better understanding their behavior could allow for improvements in materials processing and recycling.
Mixing studies in toluene indicated that the self-assembled star polymers are kinetically stable and resist mixing even at elevated temperatures.
It is just that Gray cannot resist mixing these vital truths with half-truths, plain falsehoods, lurid hyperbole, dyspeptic middle-aged grousing and the sort of recklessly one-sided rhetoric he would surely mark down in a student's essay.
"It was difficult to resist re-mixing every track," he admits in the new liner notes.
A wealthy, anglophile lawyer with a Parsi wife, he had long resisted fervently mixing religion and politics, even as his more successful rival, Mohandas Gandhi, was happy to marry them together.
The main results proved that the capsules can resist the mixing and compaction conditions and break inside the mixture releasing the encapsulated oil in small volumes.
It was proven that the capsules can resist the mixing and compaction processes and break inside the asphalt mastic due to mechanical loads, releasing the oil.
Who could resist the mix of the mysterious Sally Gross and Kathy Westwater (with the poet Monica de la Torre), or the madcap trio of Yoshiko Chuma, Pooh Kaye and Bob Holman?
