Sentence examples for some blends of from inspiring English sources

Scientists have unpicked the genetic secrets of pinot noir, the grape that produces some of the world's finest wines and also contributes to some blends of champagne (see article).

Some blends of the MMA-trifluoromethyl methacrylate with VDF-HFP copolymers give good performances as POF cladding material.

Some blends of binary homopolymer complexes having the same proportion of interacting units as in copolymer complex have also been prepared.

For you, it may mean travel and adventure, some form of physical challenge, an opportunity to learn something new or some blend of all three.

Nor is there any single country that has exactly any one of the models described; in most national economies there is some blend of at least two.

The courses vary widely, but they typically seek to leave students with some blend of two things: an entrepreneurial mind-set and a tool kit.

Over the next few years, the technological marvels of cyberspace will so permeate the economy that most companies will represent some blending of old and new.

Alternating between rotelike and engaging, they often seem overly reminiscent of some blend of Keith Haring graffiti art, Niki de Saint Phalle goddess gardens and outsider art.

So we're left with two real possibilities – some blend of Balkanisation and inter-state conflict, both extrapolations of trends that we can already observe.

But there does seem to be some blending of the political and the criminal in several of the more than 50 kidnappings in recent months.

There are also five bride rag dolls, tossed about and ultimately crucified, which look like some blend of mannequin and sex toy.