Bulgaria, Hungary and Romania followed the French mixed pattern; Austrian and United States Cavalry commanders approved the French strategy but made no radical changes until the 1940 reform that completely eliminated horse troops.
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What they saw : lots of mixed patterns _ an early favorite for trend of the season _ and hemlines that run the gamut from mid-thigh to knee-grazing to ankle-length.
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And the divided set, half of which is devoted to the fragrant, tidily kept diner, boggles the eyes with its other half : a living room teeming with mixed patterns and pervasive clutter.
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Madras today is available as plaid patterns in regular cotton, seersucker and as patchwork madras, meaning cutting several madras plaid fabrics into squares or rectangles and sewing them back together to form a mixed pattern of various plaids.
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By the late 1960s this transformation was nearly complete, as De Forest's work now freely mixed patterns and non-objective elements along with recognizable forms such as people, landscapes, and most notably, animals.
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However, classification into organelles is a limited form of the problem as many proteins will localize to multiple locations simultaneously ( mixed patterns ) and many patterns can be distinguished even though they are not different membrane-bound components.
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Thus, although commonly used, the classical testis biopsy has little or no correlation with specific diseases, is associated with significant variability in interpretation, and can miss mixed patterns of spermatogenesis that may qualify infertile men for assisted reproduction.
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And the last group has shown a puzzling mixed pattern, perhaps like that of V . J . But nobody has tracked these exceptions carefully enough to analyze where, exactly, language abilities lay, until this case, Gazzaniga said.
