mix something up

Examples of mixing

mixing

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

This would provide a qualitative description of the mixing of single-particle and collective effects.
Each region in the mixing-length profile was then interpreted physically and alternative, physically based equations identified.
First, in biological selection, the source of variability is well identified: it is the random mutation of the genetic material, followed by genetic mixing.
Another possible cause for the generally higher stresses in the present study is that the present mixing layer is in relatively early development.
The three processes of mixing are constrained by different structural conditions tied to paradigmatic and syntagmatic relations.
This mixing of source material from two languages suggests that loan translation and, by extension, all structural borrowing should receive theoretical treatment together with codeswitching.
At the same time, the turbulent mixing in the center of the ampoule is not observed during a long interval of time.
This allows the determination of the asymmetry coefficient of the gravitational turbulent mixing for gases.
Study of the membrane effect on turbulent mixing measurements in shock tubes.
The discovery of vortex structures in the turbulent mixing layer raises serious doubts about the validity of self-preservation arguments.
The detailed investigation of processes which could be responsible for vertical mixing is one of the main goals of the present study.
So, without any more favourable options, we chose to use the mixing-layer thickness as an indicator of flow evolution.
Each solution was prepared by mixing a known portion from a master solution with fresh distilled water.
It seems therefore that the epidemiology of rubella is more sensitive to differences in mixing patterns than mumps and measles.
See below for definitions of the model and of mixing times, as well as further remarks.
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