Adjective
Pertaining to mixture.
Usage- not-comparable
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One of them complained that his “breakfast was served up in a compendious form,” meaning no doubt that his tea came with milk and sugar put in for him. His mixtural rights were invaded!
Every disturbance in this connection will produce a mixtural change of the blood, a dyscrasia, and in fact by far the greatest number of the anomalies of the blood are diseases of this kind of blood-adulteration.
But these figures only show equality for mixtural frequency: they prove nothing as regards time frequency.
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Analogical unity, then, is at once the actuality and the proper excellence (areté) of the parts of a mixtural whole, whether political, physical, or even dramatic (Met. A 10, 1076 A 1; N 3, 1090 B 19).
Since the quantity on the right is an instantaneous, irreducible unity, that on the left must also be because of a changeless equality; and the quantity on the left is so expressed as to preclude artificial separability of either constituent in the additive or mixtural sense.
Proportion the mean and variance such that the estimation from the AGEE model can be written as mixtural Gaussian model form:[…].
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The lyrical “y” theme unfolds above what at first suggests an ongoing dominant pedal, but harmonically the theme does not sound unstable—unlike the agitated dominant pedal points enhancing the (tragic) obsessiveness of the second themes in the first movements of Op. 2, no. 1 (in the relative major, A♭, but with mixtural ♭6̂) and Op. 31, no. 2 (in A minor, the dominant of D minor).
Single or mixtural substrates
Using of mixtural form for time element and masking method:[…].
We said that the soul has an effect on the mixtural balance of the body, just as the humoral mixture has an effect on the soul, and we clarified all of that and provided examples.