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MIXED. To join; to mingle. A compound made of several simples is said to be something mixed.

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"'When you have reached this spot, as I now tell you, dig a trench a cubit or so in length, breadth, and depth, and pour into it as a drink-offering to all the dead, first, honey mixed with milk, then wine, and in the third place water--sprinkling white barley meal over the whole.
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5 : to feel or act friendly toward <Our families don't mix.>
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A differential rotor surface speed between the rotors is created due to the interaction of the minor diameter of one rotor working the product mix against the major diameter of the opposing rotor.
Advancements in mixing technologies--Part 2
Pumping units with mix ratios from 1:1 to 18:1 draw materials from catalyst and resin storage tanks, and deliver components to a static-mixing head where a transfer hose can be used to deliver mix to spray guns or dispensing valves.
Reinforced plastics equipment
In the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with the paddle, mix cream cheese and butter until combined.
Beignet done that
Each blend was mixed at room temperature with 2 percent diesel fuel by weight of total mix (including diesel fuel).
From roof to road: techniques are advancing to formulate a cold mix asphalt product using both RAP and shingles
As the temperature rises, the solvents evaporate, which allows the part 1 and part 2 to react more quickly, further decreasing the benchlife of the sand mix.
Benchlife: the core quality issue
Experiments over the past decade have shown that a bewildering number of factors influence whether a given combination of particles in the tumbler will thoroughly mix or one of countless segregation patterns will appear.
Mastering the mixer: the frustrating physics of cake mix and concrete
Most mixed media, accepts half-inch drives such as DLT and LTO.
Mixed media libraries make economic sense: how it's done is the differentiator. (Automated Storage Management)
New raw materials are continually being developed that place greater demands on the mixing machinery to produce a quality mix. More abrasive fillers such as silica are being used.
Process machinery: advancements in mixing technologies--part 1
RIM system reinforced foam with special mix head of abrasive material.
Urethane processing systems
These efficiency studies can have a impact on productivity and core scrap by identifying the proper mix time for maximum bench life and core strength.
In search of a cure: optimizing coldbox core systems

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