Sentence examples for the same intermingling from inspiring English sources
Thirty years later it will be the same intermingling.
That same intermingling plays out in the lives of the Macanese, many of whom are devoted Catholics but give their children small red envelopes of cash on the Lunar New Year.
Almshouses and public houses of the same period survive, intermingled with areas of more recent development.
This time the two basketball powerhouses are intermingling in the same world, the NBA Finals.
Good and evil intermingle in the same breath, let alone the same society.
This pattern was replicated in Experiment 3 in which pictures and words were named along with their gender marked definite determiner, and were intermingled within the same experimental design.
We excluded S. excelsum incidences because the backgrounds for these fruits were usually unripe fruits and the visual contrast was between ripe and unripe fruits intermingled in the same bunch (Figure 2).
We show that ascending and descending motor pathways from the PPN arise largely from separate neurons that intermingle in the same region of the PPN, but have a distinct neurochemical composition and are differentially regulated in the Parkinsonian state.
This finding concurs with a previous report on the distribution of STN-projecting neurons (Kita and Kita 2011) and suggests that the PPN projects largely separately to these two motor structures but the projections arise from neurons that are intermingled in the same regions of the PPN.
Several novel findings emerge from this study: premotor neurons have bilateral projections to masseteric motoneurons; premotor neurons innervate both the jaw and tongue muscles and are intermingled in the same regions of the reticular formation; a strong premotor innervation of genioglossus motoneurons from NTS.
This 'potato peel' approach leads to a smaller wiring volume than the packing strategy whereby the same number of neurons would be intermingled with the connecting structures (a 'spaghetti with meatballs model').
