1) Addition 2) Commixture
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1) Admixture 2) Blending 3) Circulating at a party 4) Combination 5) Combining 6) Commixture 7) Compounding 8) Intermixture 9) Mixture 10) Table-hopping 11) The act of mixing together
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[mathematics] A weak topological mixing is one that has no non-constant continuous (with respect to the topology) eigenfunctions of the shift operator. Topological mixing neither implies, nor is implied by either weak or strong mixing: there are examples of systems that are weak mixing but not topologically mixing, and examples that are top...
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[process engineering] In industrial process engineering, mixing is a unit operation that involves manipulation of a heterogeneous physical system with the intent to make it more homogeneous. Familiar examples include pumping of the water in a swimming pool to homogenize the water temperature, and the stirring of pancake batter to eliminate ...
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• (p. pr. & vb. n.) of Mix
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(from the article `baking`) ...mixed in a large, horizontal dough mixer (see Figure 2), processing about one ton per batch, and usually constructed with heat-exchange jackets, ... The mixing and bulk fermentation (if any) of flat-bread doughs can be performed in conventional equipment and vary only in minor details from the ... The h...
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(from the article `motion-picture technology`) The final combination of tracks onto one composite sound track synchronous with the picture is variously known as mixing, rerecording, or dubbing. ...
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(from the article `plastic`) The first step in most plastic fabrication procedures is compounding, the mixing together of various raw materials in proportions according to a ... Mixing is carried out on machines similar to those used in mastication, sometimes immediately after softening. Reactive materials, fillers, oils, and ... [2 ...
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In the context of stochastic processes, events A and B (that is, subsets of possible outcomes of the process) 'are mixing' if they are asymptotically independent in the following way. Let L be a lag operator that moves all time subscripts back by one (e.g. replacing t by t-1). Iff A and B are mixing, then taking the limit as h goes to inf...
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the intermingling of traffic flowing between concentration and expansion stages, usually through a group selector
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the combination of programme signals from different sources with a view to producing the final programme signal
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process for combining several signals appearing simultaneously from several sources into a single signal
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To combine or blend into one mass or mixture.
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method of controlling and blending recorded sounds
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The mingling or blending of particles or components, especially of different kinds. ... Phenotypic mixing, the condition in which virus particles released from a cell that is infected with two different viruses has components from both the infecting agents. ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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Air movements (usually vertical) that make the properties of the air with a parcel homogeneous. It may result in a lapse rate approaching the moist or dry adiabatic rate.
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Type: Term Pronunciation: mik′sing Definitions: 1. The mingling or blending of particles or components, especially of different kinds.
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Reduction and adjustment/enhancement of larger amount of independent audio signals into a smaller amount.
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Regarding grapes, must and wine see under Cuvée and Wine Law.
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Stirring, usually with a spoon, until no individual ingredients can be seen or identified.
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With yeast dough, refers to four stages—pick-up period, preliminary development, elasticity development, and final gluten development.
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