Similar words: mixture, admixture, intermix, fixture, intermit, intermingle, intermingled, interminably. Meaning: n. 1. any foodstuff made by combining different ingredients 2. an additional ingredient that is added by mixing with the base 3. the act of mixing together.
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1. To cover risks of intermixture and contamination occurring during the course of transit.
2. To cover risk of intermixture and contamination occurring during the course of transit.
3. Confirms deterministic function of ice particle diameter and ice-water intermixture height on yielding water temperature flowing from ice melting cistern.
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4. In the light of that sodium hydroxide, sodium carbonate and their intermixture inhibit hydrolysis of magnesium chloride in mixed salt, it is rational to inject sodium hydroxide in crude processing.
5. The results demonstrate that mostly composition of this gall-stones is cholesterol and intermixture with some protean and inorganic calcium salt.
6. But, owing to the nature of ancient kinship, as we have seen it, exogamy afforded no proper security against the intermixture of persons near of kin.
7. At one extreme are Hawii and Brazil, where racial intermixture is extensive and continuing, and where racial discrimination is relatively minor.
8. In addition, primary study of surfactant reclaim indicated that the Turkey red oil can be reclaimed from the intermixture by centrifugation under the acidic condition.
9. At one extreme are Hawaii and Brazil, where racial intermixture is extensive and continuing, and where racial discrimination is relatively minor.
10. While rocks are common, cheap, and establish everywhere, the intermixture is huge.
11. As a dialectical method of thinking, it embodies the intermixture and interaction of abstraction and concretion, analysis and synthesis in the process of cognition.
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