He was also mixing in level changes as a threat well.
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Prep the rice by mixing in sesame oil and sesame seeds.
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Instead, they are mixing in bare metal and containers as well.
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Animals are mixing in weird ways that have never happened before.
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But once you start mixing in the dancehall, everybody goes crazy.
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No attempt at mixing in the accessibly priced item or two.
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Pollination by bees is important to keep genes mixing in plant lines.
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Now he's mixing in off-speed, I feel bad for the hitters.
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In Europe, on the other hand, mixing in tobacco is highly preferred.
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Mixing in Bobby Darin singing "Beyond the Sea" was a nice touch.
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Wood did a good job of mixing in secondary pitches with his fastball.
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Scherzer threw 35 of 54 pitches for strikes, mixing in some three-fingered fastballs.
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I started mixing in some changeups and curveballs the second time through the lineup.
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He had slipped out of the building by mixing in with crowds of students.
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Colu suggests mixing in some cooked farro or rice to make it a grain salad.
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And, he's mixing in his life lessons with comedy, which is laced through the lectures.
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"Spider-Man" (2002) was nominated for best visual effects and best sound mixing in 2003.
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We're going to be mixing in questions from Walt's many admirers throughout the entire show.
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As of the iPhone 7, Apple started mixing in Intel baseband processors to the iPhone mix.
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"I think that mixing in curvy and straight size is the way to go," she said.
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Instead, it finds its own completely irreverent tone, while mixing in some over-the-top gore.
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But mixing in anything in a pastel hue or highlighter shade gave us a little pause.
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To make your chips-and-salsa snacking a little more satisfying, try mixing in cottage cheese.
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Top with flaky sea salt and a fresh egg yolk for mixing in as you eat.
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Top with flaky sea salt and a fresh egg yolk for mixing in as you eat.
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"Even when I'm sleeping, I'm mixing in my head," the 25-year veteran told Rave Curious.
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The gigantic can of powdered collagen, designed to make my skin prettier upon mixing in water.
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Now he's mixing in another language entirely: references the far right is interpreting as a coded appeal.
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Mixing in cloud-based backup along with alternating external drives also adds a layer of data protection.
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The energy in the club always heats up whilst mixing in the first beats of this one.
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It seems to be mixing in a bit of a fantasy vibe, too, at least in places.
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We quickly feed the dogs and I make Annie's macaroni, mixing in some beef and taco seasoning.
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"mixing" in America for centuries and it simply created shades of brown—newer gradations of blackness—which
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Young people began mixing in new ways, particularly once American colleges went co-ed in the 1920s.
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The designer loosened things up by mixing in some leetspeak and allowing numbers to act as letters.
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There was a lot of class mixing in the 1960s that didn't happen as much later on.
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This naturally goes down once you start mixing in actual four-digit calculations, which don't see any speedup.
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Although he did participate in some bug bounty programs, eventually Kelley was mixing in more malicious hacking circles.
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"Nationalism and socialism are mixing in peculiar ways to promote Chinese identity as a bloodline race," he said.
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That means that lots of juice companies in the US started off mixing in the owner's home kitchen.
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"Implicit" acceptance of gender mixing For years labor laws in Saudi Arabia prevented gender mixing in the workplace.
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Mixing in a message can be distracting, he said, and the government is entitled to limit those distractions.
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When they hear Prydz mixing in the next track, they immediately cue up animations and lighting schemes in response.
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It was mixing in grappling which saw Teymur, not Vannata, pull off the win as the more rounded threat.
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Limit the nuance of what you share, and follow the Russian strategy of mixing in a few false steers.
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He'll draw partly from the album in this engagement, mixing in standards and other originals from across his career.
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Instead, they pick over the past and boldly draw from disparate techniques, mixing in rock, jazz, medieval chant, whatever.
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But now this layer of excessively warmed, buoyant water is more resistant to mixing in with the ocean depths.
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"I also put chili mayo in the sandwich," she says, spooning out "veganaise" and mixing in chipotle hot sauce.
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The three formed a D.J. crew named Deep Space Soundworks, upstaging competitors by mixing in a live TR-808.
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Regulations bar women from certain professions, while rules on gender mixing in shops and businesses further limit job opportunities.
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They ran from under center and from shotgun, mixing in various motions and a sixth offensive lineman at tight end.
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In the fall, the water at the top cools down, gets more dense, and sinks to the bottom, mixing in.
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But without mixing in new players, Ellis would be left with a coin toss—Morgan finds it or she doesn't.
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And Man Seeking Woman pulls it off while mixing in incisive genre parodies and a bonus IRA lesson, to boot.
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His fastball only reached the mid-80s in Seattle, but he frustrated the Mariners by mixing in mid-60s curveballs.
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But when she was mixing in water with the milk, I realized it was over, you know what I mean?
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Mr. Bajcz, however, has managed to narrow the scope of his mixing in a way that I thought was impressive.
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Taijuan Walker is off to strong start, mixing in a splitter and developing his curve to compliment a dominant fastball.
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Otrio takes the classic game and turns it on its head, mixing in elements of Connect Four, poker, and gin rummy.
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Fold the egg whites into the batter carefully, mixing in 1/3 of the whites first to loosen the batter. 5.
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Cervantes subverts the genre, uncannily referencing its baroque aesthetic, while mixing in contemporary influences, such as Mexican folkloric figurines of prostitutes.
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But female candidates weren't allowed to speak to male voters and couldn't have men and women mixing in their campaign offices.
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Although he spoke a little Spanish, he'd never mastered the accent and had a disconcerting habit of mixing in Italian words.
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Men and women and men are still prohibited from mixing in public, with beaches, public transport and pools segregated by gender.
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To give your ground taco beef an extra layer of nuance and bold flavor, consider mixing in some spicy Mexican chorizo.
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Happ has toggled between his tailing four-seam fastball and his sinking two-seamer, while mixing in a slider and changeup.
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" He added: "Many of those ISIS members who are left are the hardened ones, and they're mixing in with the local communities.
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I ended up being sick most of the night, probably from the odd combination of various health foods mixing in my stomach.
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I guess when you deal with a British spy, and you're mixing in a sophisticated world of wealth, the comparison becomes inevitable.
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But he and his colleagues found very little evidence of genetic mixing in New York, or in the other cities they studied.
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"I appreciate you picking up — you don't normally do that," Critelli told him, mixing in positive affirmation with a call to action.
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Coastal cities including New York and Boston will see mainly rain with the possibility of snow mixing in at times, Garrett said.
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This "ceiling effect" means that without mixing in other substances, overdose is rare and even then, it's less likely than with methadone.
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The mixing in of silent tap and gestures from hip-hop, though perilous, felt unforced, a reflection of how young people move.
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"Now you get a little bit of fear of missing out, mixing in with, 'I don't believe this is actually happening'," he said.
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"Now you get a little bit of fear of missing out, mixing in with, 'I don't believe this is actually happening,'" he said.
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"We value watching a woman get raped more than we value her making dinner," Gerwig said, incredulity and disgust mixing in her voice.
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Those mixing in the hotel's chic, library-like atmosphere seemed to be latching on to the message that creativity would win the day.
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The blacks, velvety and matte, were made fresh every morning by mixing (in unrecorded proportions) oil paint, turpentine, damar resin, and whole egg.
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Sweet treats OK, fine, but is mixing in castoff candy, cookies or ice cream sprinkles in the hay fed to livestock healthy for them?
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Physicists have determined that a key ingredient is mixing in polymers of varying strand lengths, according to a new paper in Physical Review Fluids.
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This has huge potential for new business models for digital businesses, especially when you start mixing in the potential of blockchain and decentralized businesses.
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They co-opted the natural process, mixing in small chunks of pumice — a porous volcanic rock that forms when superheated magma is quickly cooled.
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To add flavor naturally, try mixing in a teaspoon of vanilla or chocolate protein powder instead—both taste good and provide a nutritional boost.
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This layer of excessively warmed, buoyant water is more resistant to mixing in with the layers below, which deprives deeper dwelling animals of oxygen.
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And instead of mixing in with a sea of silver laptops that all seem to look like a MacBook from afar, the Stealth stands out.
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More recently, the network has begun mixing in more live-action comedies, usually designed to be so over the top as to approximate a cartoon.
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Tosi was brought onboard for her experience with mixing in cereal as pastry ingredients (cornflakes are a key part of Milk Bar's trademark cereal milk).
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The iPhone maker Apple Inc has been assured by Saudi Arabian authorities that the company would not face prosecution for genders mixing in the workplace.
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Many lawmakers fit high-risk profiles because they're over 60, have underlying health conditions, and are mixing in close quarters with visitors, staff, and reporters.
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But mixing in anything remotely resembling that kind of capability could make the Cybertruck something that even the most loyal truck buyers stop to consider.
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Mixing in a little bit of dish soap in the reaction will create enough surface tension that oxygen bubbles will get trapped, Dr. Morris said.
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Black tar is more distinct and harder to lace with other substances because of its stickiness and colour; mixing in white powder can put buyers off.
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She is simultaneously a product and a producer of a moment in which Latinx identity and pop seem to be mixing in new — and old — ways.
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Rubio also contrasted that with his own American dream-style story, mixing in a new dig at Trump into his usual retelling of his family history.
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But even if you don't want to spend too much time on video mixing in order to focus on the music, there's a new PhotoBeat mode.
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With "Fly Paper," Mr. Joseph pays homage to a host of literary and cultural figures, splicing and mixing in references among its scenes of fictional characters.
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But some suppliers, realizing their product was being used for suicide, began mixing in air, making the helium less effective, so nitrogen became the preferred choice.
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Although she is an aggressive ball striker, she can also play patiently from the backcourt, mixing in loops and slices to break up an opponent's rhythm.
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But Bobby remains adamant that his motivations are pure: Axe Cap is mixing in private equity ideas "for real," not just to screw over competition, he says.
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That allows Uber to deduct its share of revenue easily, but mixing in cash is a challenge because a portion of each driver's fare is Uber's money.
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The large number of detainees mixing in detention facilities often crammed with prisoners, could lead to a proliferation of militant views and deeper radicalization, officials have said.
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Many entrepreneurs make the mistake of using overly complex words and mixing in a variety of metrics that will be hard for the general public to understand.
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Zimmermann, mixing in a low 90s fastball with an effective slider, threw first-pitch strikes to 23 of 28 hitters while pitching in the rain at times.
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But after a time, you come to understand why he's mixing in pages of his curriculum vitae with pages about grief: To Biden, the two are intertwined.
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" Summer quite literally reaches back into music history, mixing in big band with disco, demanding that she be taken seriously as more than a mere "disco queen.
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Suddenly mixing in the world of fine-art graffiti, he met Sean Sullivan, a Bronx-born graffiti artist with whom he collaborated on Lamborghinis and Ferrari hoods.
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The dude did his thaaang well from behind the turntable, mixing in a bunch of EDM hits, and the crowd ate it up on the dance floor.
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Immediately, they set about trying to make him a corner utility man, mixing in first base with right and left field at the lowest levels of their system.
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A related consequence of the reduction of mixing in the lake, is a continuous shallowing of the transition from the oxygenated to deoxygenated waters on the lake floor.
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"Create your own flavor enhancers by mixing in one serving of fruit or even a tablespoon of peanut butter," Registered Dietitian Alyssa Tyler from the Cleveland Clinic suggests.
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"We went through about five-to-six hundred different designs of different polymers that we were mixing in before we found one that actually worked," he tells CNN.
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From the onset, I wanted to improve the overall fidelity and production quality […] mixing in the studio and taking a slightly more minimal approach overall may be why.
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Some teams have polarized benches, like the Grizzlies, who feature four guys between 27.53 and 25 mixing in with old heads like the aforementioned Carter and Zach Randolph.
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Early morning light snow may turn to a lull by late morning, as sleet and freezing rain begin mixing in and then fully taking over during the afternoon.
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Yep, Harper went 2316-for-the-series, mixing in a four-strikeout performance on Sunday, and Washington won all three games by a combined score of 257-240.
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The closer you listen to the pulsing tracks, the deeper they get, mixing in layers of uncompromising fun and funk while twisting against the traditional bounds of femininity.
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"The only fly in the ointment is that the president is being a little heavy handed, and mixing in and asking for things such as the wall," Schumer said.
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All four packed a full-length concert's worth of energy into seven- or eight-song sets, leaning on their most crowd-pleasing hits but also mixing in new material.
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Maslow actually performed at the Maxim Spring party, so it might have started as a work trip -- but based on these pics he's mixing in plenty of pleasure too.
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One experiment making its way to the space station tomorrow is the Zero Boil-Off Tank (ZBOT), which will use an "experimental fluid" to investigate fluid mixing in microgravity.
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That process is well underway for the Tampa Bay Rays, who plan to use only four starting pitchers this season, using days off and mixing in occasional bullpen games.
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This dough is also made into a green noodle, called sasauchi, by mixing in powdered barley shoots and leaves of kuma-zasa, a bamboo variety that pandas dote on.
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The company, which developed in South Africa in 1994 but now resides in the United States, also incorporates tap and contemporary dance, mixing in elements of blues and gospel.
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And beyond this, I have a problem with the subliminal promotion of race mixing in television and advertising; it's obvious there is an agenda being promoted, and it's very sick.
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But if they switch on AutoPlay, when "Red" ends, it's likely that Pandora will start mixing in tracks from "1989" — which it is able to play through its radio service.
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For this writer, Lawler is at his most enjoyable when he is mixing in his under-rated kicking game and using the movement necessary to maintain the space this requires.
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Ex-White House photographer Pete Souza is the gift that keeps on giving — he consistently posts amazing photos of the Obamas on Instagram while mixing in subtle Donald Trump shade.
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"The only fly in the ointment is that the president is being a little heavy handed, and mixing in and asking for things such as the wall, " Schumer told reporters.
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Director Gavin O'Connor is a muscular, occasionally stirring filmmaker (Warrior, Miracle), specializing in mixing in the emotional with the brutal, but The Accountant's messy conceit gets away from him quickly.
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Interrupting a mundane story about visiting a cemetery with his French girlfriend, he detoured into the details of his mother's cremation (mixing in a few sex jokes for good measure).
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Mr. Simpson's version includes a combination of striking vulnerability and tough love, channeling the lessons handed to him by his own father and grandfather and mixing in his own confessions.
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Newton was spreading the ball around, mixing in some punishing runs, and had seemingly regained the exuberance that he displayed before the loss in the Super Bowl left him fuming.
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Winding Refn also pushes for hyper-colored ethereal effects, mixing in glitchy, surrealist scenes that are a trippy feast for the eyes, paired with a brilliant score by Cliff Martinez.
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When U.C.L.A. was winning 10 national championships and mixing in an 88-game winning streak between 1964 and 1975, its coach, John Wooden, was a strategic wizard, an enduring legend.
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The music was always progressive, fresh, and edgy, mixing in all those elements with performance art and the body art piercing and tattoo scene, which was just beginning to explode.
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Slack thinks it has the combination to solve this issue: Learning how you work, and mixing in a little artificial intelligence to pinpoint exactly where you should spend your time.
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"The only fly in the ointment is that the president is being a little heavy handed, and mixing in and asking for things such as the wall," Schumer told reporters.
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Mixing in pieces Brian and Megan already had, including a dining table that has sentimental value as the first piece they bought together, also helped the revamped space feel like home.
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Image: Egyptian Ministry of AntiquitiesAs for the strange reddish color of the liquid in the sarcophagus, the researchers say it was caused by sewage water mixing in with the skeleton's wrappings.
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Harry Potter's magical elements mixing in with the Muggle world is already a theme in the books and movies, so we can expect to see that reappear now in AR form.
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An FDA investigation from 2012 linked the use of cellulose to a Pennsylvania cheese vendor, which was also accused of mixing in other types of cheeses and positive Listeria test results.
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Mixing in nuclear plants (or fossil plants that bury their CO203) that can run at all hours alongside renewables could greatly lower the cost of deep decarbonization — at least in theory.
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To make sure the bears stay healthy, keepers have started mixing in these addicting crackers with all of Mei Lun and Mei Huan's food, even giving them crackers with their water.
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Shoyu-tonkotsu, Kishuya's leading ramen dish, arrived almost at the simmer, a gorgeous boiled egg at center, its yolk almost molten for mixing in, and a sprinkling of nori over all.
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Beliefs have crafted an album that perfectly exemplifies the sonic mixing in the city's scene—pulling electronic influence and gritty guitars, while adding lyrics so lonesome about life in a metropolis.
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Mixing in nuclear plants (or fossil plants that bury their CO22024) that can run at any hour alongside renewables could greatly lower the cost of deep decarbonization — at least in theory.
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"He was doing a good job of keeping us off balance, mixing in his off-speed and not letting us get too comfortable at the plate," said Marlins catcher J.T. Realmuto.
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So I dug a small, half-moon-shaped bed beneath a white birch in the front yard, nestling the crocus bulbs, mixing in some daffodils and covering them all with mulch.
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Mr. Thompson's single best idea was to modify the Krens model: mixing in long-term exhibitions of extended loans with the mostly 10-month-long shows it had started out with.
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Mr. Park has a wonderful take on this, using bacon for its fat and taleggio for its tang, mixing in the fermented soybean paste called doenjang to make everything more intense.
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Increasingly, alongside their traditional sparkling new models on rotating stands, top car shows are mixing in heavy doses of technology and hands-on experiences like driving simulators and virtual reality demonstrations.
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Atkins's fellow senior instructor, Karyn Nesbit, has achieved her own devout following by mixing in an unexpected Alanis Morissette cut here and there and incorporating up-and-coming producers like Zhu.
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Rather, he would squeeze every word for maximum effect, mixing in humor and smiles, and train his eyes on audience members to make them feel that he was talking directly to them.
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The Photos and Messages apps are getting substantial updates, with the former adding deep learning algorithms for sorting and search, and the latter mixing in elements of Google Allo, Snapchat, and Facebook.
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The southern mountains of North Carolina, near the borders of South Carolina and Georgia, will see less in the form of accumulation, likely mixing in with more rain than sleet and snow.
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" He tells Gray, "Having soon discovered to be great, I must appear so, and therefore studiously avoided mixing in society, and wrapped myself in mystery, devoting my time to fasting and prayer.
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For a commission from the Martha Graham Dance Company, set to debut in New York in April, Tanowitz is mixing in some of Graham's famous and fierce technique while transforming it as well.
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The Knicks have now lost 11 of their last 13 games — but are still only three games out of the East's final playoff spot — mixing in embarrassing blowout defeats with last-second dejections.
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CGI will likely always be the cheaper option, but it's easy to imagine filmmakers mixing in a little more real world stunt work that can get extra dangerous because no one's going to die.
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" The star performed his biggest hits throughout, bringing out Coldplay frontman Chris Martin for a performance of "Blinded By Your Grace Part One" and mixing in a cover of Ed Sheeran's "Shape of You.
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The technique, called DNA shuffling, cut apart different versions of a gene and mixed pieces into a new variant — sort of the molecular equivalent of the genetic mixing in the offspring of two animals.
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Kuduro is an energetic trans-Atlantic clash of genres — including hip-hop, house, zouk and soca — and Pongo adds extra layers, blending them with current electronic styles and mixing in a contemporary pop flavor.
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So you have, mixing in the same hot tub, people living in the area, whether it's the professor or the student, construction worker or the businessman, the billionaire or car salesman -- they all meet up.
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Weaver worked up to 97 mph with his fastball, mixing in a changeup and curveball to set down nine in a row until Wil Myers doubled to deep left with one out in the seventh.
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Zimmerman connected on a two-run shot in the first inning and a three-run homer in the fourth, mixing in a sacrifice fly in the third inning for a career-high-tying six RBIs.
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Waymo admits its still mixing in driverless and test-driven vehicles as it builds out its taxi program, but this is in contrast with recent messaging from Waymo and other outlets about a truly driverless experience.
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They also kept the viscosity constant and reduced the surface tension — the attractive force that holds liquid molecules together at the surface — by mixing in a common ingredient in detergent called sodium dodecyl benzene sulfonate (SDBS) .
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Mixing in a sharp slider and baffling changeup with a fastball that neared triple digits, Severino looked very much like a contender to be the ace of the starting rotation, given the ineffectiveness of Masahiro Tanaka.
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"Lately, there has been an implicit and unofficial acceptance of gender mixing in the work environment here," says Bader Aljalajel, who opened his coffee shop, 12 Cups, in one of Riyadh's new glitzy boulevards in 2016.
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Genome pioneer Craig J. Venter's Synthetic Genomics Inc has been working for two years with United Therapeutics on editing the pig genome and mixing in human cells to overcome the complex issues involved in immune rejection.
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A rollicking tenor saxophonist with his feet firmly planted in the soul-jazz tradition, Person improvises with great fluency and creativity — treating blues clichés as valid ingredients, but mixing in plenty of lyrical originality as well.
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But Israeli military officials insist that Operation Good Neighbor deals purely with humanitarian aid and that they would not jeopardize the emerging climate of cooperation or taint it by mixing in weapons transfers and intelligence gathering.
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Luna also made a charming appearance at the 2016 Golden Globes the weekend prior, where he presented alongside costar Felicity Jones with a cheeky bilingual speech, mixing in some of his native Spanish while announcing the award.
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In addition to its commitment to old-timey TV channels and infrastructure, Layer3 is taking the oft-tried-never-mastered tactic of mixing in on-demand services like Hulu and Netflix all into one DVR-style box.
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Divide the batter evenly between three bowls and add blue food coloring to one bowl and red food coloring to the second bowl, mixing in and adding coloring in drops as necessary until the desired color is reached.
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The mercurial Kyrgios put on a show for the sold-out crowd, fist bumping with fans during the first set, smashing his racket in the second and mixing in tweeners, underhand serves and slick no-look volleys throughout.
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A cofounder of the city's most acclaimed dance club, VENT, ZULI also makes mystifyingly stoney dance tunes, mixing in long-tailed bass drums bumps with gamelan melodies accompanied by tones that seemed squeaked out of a rusty swing.
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The undefeated and top-ranked Huskies are a far more finished product over all, while Ohio State is still mixing in transfers like Linnae Harper, Stephanie Mavunga, Sierra Calhoun and Shayla Cooper with freshman Kiara Lewis and Mitchell.
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The details of the band's three-pronged undoing are long, but the first was this: Berthier pushed hard on the band during the making of WAVES, controlling the songwriting and mixing in a way that pushed other members away.
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He mastered the basics – your kickflips and pop shuvits—and progressed to mixing in the occasional varial kickiflip, wherein the board makes a complete rotation long side over long side and a 180-degree rotation on the horizontal plane.
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It really kind of boomed here in Houston in the past 30 to 40 years where you're talking about all these cultures mixing, in all industries, medical or oil or fishing or farming, making it the new creole city.
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Gas projects are still possible, but would have to be based on what the bank called "new technologies," such as carbon capture and storage, combining heat and power generation or mixing in renewable gases with the fossil natural gas.
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The "Late Show" host on Monday discussed filming in Russia, mixing in a number of digs at President Trump over the investigations into Russian interference in the presidential election, including possible links between members of Trump's campaign and Moscow.
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As tensions subside and the country pumps closer to normal levels, another dilemma looms for the producer group as it continues efforts to eradicate a price-sapping oil glut - how to count Nigeria's crude output without mixing in condensates.
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The mixing in of the real-time footage of the actual people with the show itself, for me, gives it that extra chill that a story like this deserves because you are talking about real things that happened to real people.
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But instead of just featuring the opinions of two critics, the show's commentators offer their own takes while mixing in general film discussion, taking comments from viewers, and ultimately revealing the Tomatometer score for the big releases of the week.
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Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has introduced reforms aimed at loosening Saudi Arabia's strict social rules, notably by easing restrictions on gender mixing in public places and clipping the wings of the religious police who had enforced draconian norms for years.
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They take elements of "how to" TV — a cooking show, a home-renovation show — and blend them with the vocal style of podcasting, while mixing in a dash of TV shows like "Orange County Choppers," where ingenious mechanics parade their creations.
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Read more: Saudi Arabia is enlisting Instagram travel influencers to help repair its tattered reputationSaudi Arabia has been relatively closed off for decades and until recently unrelated men and women, including foreigners, could be severely punished for mixing in public.
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In the beginning, the goal was to make simple, affordable furniture; but the current studio heads Jesús Irizar and Elsa García have been mixing in more adventurous editions that wouldn't be out of place in a modern European design store.
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All four band members played the shekere while singing and dancing in coordinated steps, drawing on traditional music from across sub-Saharan Africa, the Caribbean and South and North America, and mixing in their own interpretations of reggae and pop songs.
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Boone noted that Tanaka did not have his best split-fingered fastball, but that he used a savvy combination of pitches, mixing in his slider and even his curve at times, to work efficiently through the Blue Jays batting order.
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Even then, their devotion to good taste never entirely disappeared; an heirloom recipe for squirrel brains — which "taste like you have licked the inside of an old, smutty beer can" — calls for mixing in scrambled eggs to disguise the metallic taste.
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"Gas projects are still possible, but would have to be based on what the bank called 'new technologies,' such as carbon capture and storage, combining heat and power generation or mixing in renewable gases with the fossil natural gas," Reuters reports.
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The contest became a run-away shortly thereafter, with Welsh and Wilkes adding 3-pointers and Holiday mixing in a layup and two free throws, giving UCLA a 13-2 lead at the 16:58 mark of the first half.
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Mixing in Adventure Time samples, wrestling references, saxophone breakdowns, rapping over math rock, rapping over wind and crickets, rapping over anything and everything – it's a sound that could only come from a certain group of people at a certain time.
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Image: André StraussA pair of closely related genetics papers, one published in Science and one in Cell, chronicles the movement of the first humans as they spread across the Americas, venturing both southward and northward and sometimes mixing in with the local populations.
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I think as long as we keep in mind that there is a goal for each one of these experiences and that we're mixing them up, and that we're mixing in the information, I think we're going to be okay on that front.
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The easiest for research and development for us are knits, because we make them a few miles from our HQ in L.A., so first we want to experiment with fleece in various weights, ribbed textiles, mixing in Spandex, sweater materials and more.
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Leading scorer Bryce Brown (16.2) paces the SEC in 3-point attempts (94), but he has struggled to find his range over his last five outings, going 14-for-43 despite mixing in a 6-for-763 effort against UAB on Dec. 9.
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We booked a legendary analog studio in Norway, but since he was used to mixing in the top studios in Los Angeles and New York, he wanted equipment that they may have had, but it hadn't been used or checked in years.
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They included violations of state law, accidentally mixing in more than a dozen rejected ballots with more than 200 valid ballots, and wrongly opening mail-in ballots in private without verification from the local canvassing board that the ballots were properly cast.
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Using his trademark production approach, Mr. McCraven spliced up the music they'd laid down — mixing in some old recordings by his father, the drummer Stephen McCraven, and ending up with a bristling crosstown junction of hip-hop, Afrobeat, European folk music and jazz.
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Even backup Quinn Cook got into the long-range act, mixing in two timely treys to quell the Trail Blazers' last threat, pushing Golden State a game up on an opponent it dominated 4-1 and 4-0 in the 2016 and 2017 playoffs, respectively.
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She is also an influential fashion legend (you may recall that she invented leopard print) and it appears that she has left her mark on one of the musicians who indulges in the most flagrant displays of print and texture-mixing in our midst.
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We used AG's fall collection as the base for each polished, trend-forward ensemble and, from there, got creative with the goes-with-everything pieces — mixing in silk trenches, pleated neck scarves, and embellished button-ups — to craft HR-approved looks that are anything but sloppy.
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There have been a number of companies in the wider media space that have reached lofty valuations on big hopes of disrupting the world by mixing in tech alongside compelling content; but some of that has not quite played out how founders and investors have expected.
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"To force total mixing in schools is neither constructive nor effective; individual families should have an option as to where their children go to school — and this applies to all races," a group of Berkeley residents wrote in an open letter to the superintendent on Sept.
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These advances enable us to measure with exquisite accuracy what fraction of an individual's genetic ancestry traces back to, say, West Africa 22014 years ago — before the mixing in the Americas of the West African and European gene pools that were almost completely isolated for the last 2139,21953 years.
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"Although IBM delivered rare revenue upside, the reporting of new business segments adds another dimension of challenges for the market in analyzing IBM while mixing in a tax benefit with a one-time charge offset obfuscates IBM's performance," Brian White, an analyst at Drexel Hamilton, said in a note Tuesday.
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After Sharapova broke at 6-5 to take the first set, Sevastova, seven inches shorter than her opponent, began to control play with a variety of shots, mixing in the occasional wicked slice, and keeping the 6-foot-2-inch Sharapova from getting her legs set to unleash her artillery.
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This is where Ms. Thongngoen stands, shredding papayas and cucumbers with an imposing knife, then hammering them with a small bat she holds in her left hand, mixing in chiles, peanuts, bean sprouts and lime hulls, scraping down the sides with a metal spoon in her right hand as she goes.
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Here, the slapped funk bass and the off-kilter drum machine and the scratchy, descending synthesizer hook combine in totally different ways to form a melancholy backdrop over which Prince alters and overdubs his voice, mixing in several chattering, dinky, sped-up permutations of himself to harmonize, scream, and cry with each other.
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Simply by mixing in his curveball more often, Paxton finished the season like a fireball, winning his final 10 decisions with a 2.25 E.R.A. Among the masterpieces he crafted down the stretch was a 10-2 blowout of the Dodgers, who struck out 11 times against Paxton in six and two-thirds innings.
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Then litigation began to turn toward de facto segregation and, crucially, to the North, based on a 21970 Supreme Court precedent from North Carolina that ruled that Charlotte's formerly de jure segregated school system had to achieve actual racial mixing in its schools, even if that meant assigning students on a non-geographical basis.
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If you can be clever in your selections as well as your technique—and it doesn't mean you need to be super aggressive with scratching or juggling—but if you can blend stuff and, with each transition, get the people excited, if you can keep things on the up, mixing in measure, it really does help.
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Trump similarly appealed to deep-seated notions of entitlement and privilege — mixing in fear-mongering, racism, and misogyny through the scapegoating of marginalized people — meanwhile offering no solutions for the real problems facing so many Americans — problems like unemployment, low wages, a lack of health care, restrictions on basic reproductive rights, and police militarization and brutality, among many others.
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But while the Celtics were missing their last six shots and mixing in a turnover, the Bucks rallied from a 113-104 deficit with 3:333 remaining to get within 113-111 before Bledsoe missed his first of two free throws after stealing the ball from Jayson Tatum and getting fouled with 12.8 seconds to go.
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Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael KaineA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Warren's pledge to avoid first nuclear strike sparks intense pushback Almost three-quarters say minimum age to buy tobacco should be 21: Gallup MORE on Saturday introduced himself to America, touting his tight-knit family and religious belief and mixing in more than a little Spanish.
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Instead, Trump fell into the same trap as the cosmopolitan sophisticates — acting as though the specter of panic is worse than the disease itself, focusing on the more reassuring estimates of the virus's fatality rates instead of recognizing the wide spread of possible scenarios — while mixing in his own short-termist fixation on the stock market.
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Taking real-world cars and locations, and mixing in Mario Kart-like powers—for example, "shunt" is its version of a red shell, a projectile that homes in on an opposition racer; "nitro" is the speed-boost mushroom; and "shock" is a scatter-shot twist on the leader-targeting spiny—it emerged as publisher Activision's highest-rated new IP of the year.
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Yet when they travel to cities built before the automobile, cities that take urban living seriously, when they see people chatting in sidewalk cafes, bikes and pedestrians and scooters covering the pavement, herds of children being walked to and from school, people of all ages and social classes mixing in public transit and on the street — when they see street life — they feel it.
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Lod, the first railway hub of 19th-century Palestine, remains a crossroads of modern-day Israel: The Friday morning market is a melting pot of Jewish and Muslim women in head coverings, old Ethiopians in traditional garb, younger ones in jeans, ultra-Orthodox and Mizrahi men shouting barely decipherable sales pitches, all of them easily mixing in the packed passageways, forgiving the occasional bump.
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" Frostbitten and unnerving, Frigid Forms Sell calls to mind "Ice Age" by Joy Division, "Cold" by The Cure, or any number of other, early-80s post-punk songs that sought to evoke a state of icebound stasis, be it geological or emotional—all while mixing in Gang of Four's take on the commodification and dehumanization of sex in a capitalist system, linking all these themes cleverly by the double meaning of the word "frigid.
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