That means that while cordless phones will not jumble LAN transmissions, because most of them operate at 900 MHz these days, other devices, including microwave ovens, could produce interference.
The more often cells divide, the more likely it is that letters of their genetic code will become jumbled, leading to an increased cancer risk.
If you are too specific with your writing, your words will become jumbled, making it hard to understand.
We'll go jumble sailing Out when the weather is fine We'll go jumble sailing You never know what we'll find Jumble Sailing, a wistful song by Brighton band Clearlake, captures the simple pleasures of secondhand shopping.
Those willing to the see the classical tradition as porous and open to the street noise of a sonically jumbled universe will find it provocative music that, for all its composite parts, remains remarkably organic.
Here you'll find antiques dealers jumbled together in 17,000 square feet of bygone nirvana at shops like Carmen Miranda's and Salt Lake Antiques.
There is a chance that bacon cooked all jumbled up on itself will render and cook alright, but it will never get crispy, it will never be great.
Reliable and predictable stuff here, but perhaps an ocean breeze will liven things up by jumbling scripts and scores -- imagine how nicely Patsy Cline's "Crazy" or "I Fall to Pieces" would fit into "Chicago".
Past the bar and cinema you will find a jumble of shops for women's fashion, antiques, and novelty souvenirs.
Today guests in the dining areas at Equus will find the jumble of Tudor and Romanesque charming, and the anachronistic architecture very much a part of the dining experience.
